Orchestral Suite (Part 1) from Sketch to Orchestration. A beginners guide to writing for orchestra.

Writing music, putting together a track, a recording, writing a song, a pop song, a folk song, writing a musical theatre song or even an orchestral work, ballet or full-scale opera all involves the same disciplines. If you don’t have a music theory background, you might think this is beyond what you can achieve - but, I believe you couldn’t be further from the truth. Modern recording software and techniques make it as easy as it’s ever been to create, inspiring and well recorded music in whatever musical genre you’re into. In this the first of this series of videos, I go into some detail on how I have produced an orchestral suite by creating a story, planning sections or movements, creating a mood by looking at major and minor keys, sketching a melody and developing a musical idea.

[@pascalbriere9014]

Great! Your video is really interesting and motivating. I'll be rushing to the next ones. Thanks friend. 😉

[@andreasheierre8915]

WOW! Thank you so much for this video! Absolutely brilliant! Perfectly paced progress, and well explained concepts!

[@MusicDirectorOnline]

Thanks for your kind words Andreas 😀

[@DCPImages]

Great explanation! Thanks :-)

[@jorgegrajales7695]

What's the name of the piece in the beginning of this video?

[@MusicDirectorOnline]

It’s just part of the suite of music I’m talking about in the video itself

[@jorgegrajales7695]

@@MusicDirectorOnline are you Rob Parish?

[@MusicDirectorOnline]

@@jorgegrajales7695 Yeah