i like to be a music composer .but i dont the way i have to go to achive it?
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Education is the key. You can gain access to alot of the music biz through different schools of the arts. If you don't want to go that route, try and look for interships at music labels. Or you can try to get internships at local radio stations, music labels and recording studios.
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Easy - create demand and fulfill it. \n\nLook at who buys something and try to find more people like them. Film makers need scores. Commercial producers need music beds. Restaurants need background music. iPods need content. Music is as present as air to breathe.\n\nDo you want it to be used or do you want is used a certain way? Great art work could make wonderful print ads ... but do you really want to see an Ansel Adams print pitching Salem's and Marlboro's?\n\nBackwords engineer this ... at the end of the day, where do you want your music to be? Then become a student of this and learn how others got it there!\n\nOh, keep practicing ... and send us a mp3 to which we can listen.
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Explore the world of free and legal music.\nhttp://baseportal.com/baseportal/goodsounds/howto
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music is music, listen to what you like.....You can still be anything you want :)
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Wow! you are preach-in to the choir! same thing happened to me. Well if you're new to it then i say give it some time. I did and now i love that i can just sit down at the piano and play a song. But if you've tried for more than a few years then i agree with Theresa.
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I'd like to become a teacher, horse-back rider, symphectic composer.\nBut i'm really reaching out to become a publisher :)
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Depends on how much talent you've got.  You're already familiar with music, so you've got a head start there, but the coordination for piano is very different from guitar.  Another thing is how "good" do you want to be?  Good enough for just family and friends?  Or Good enough to audition for paying positions??
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Work out what musical key you are in. Choose a scale for that. Try to find the melody you have written some where in that scale, and then improvise around it.
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When I'm working on a piece I listen to my stuff alot when I drive. I don't listen to the compitition. I have none by deffinition. If I do I need to write more origional music than what I am doing. I play in genres that value origionality. I do listen to the same genres I play. Mostly because I play what I like and like what I play. I could write CW music quite easily and likely be decent at it but my heart isn't into it. I don't like CW and so no point listening to it. I do sometimes wind up composing a piece for somebody at a request thats outside my normal listening range so I'll listen to stuff in that genre/sub genre to get an idea what that style is about, what are the defining attributes. Once I know what I need to include to make something I write fit that genre I'll build from there.\n\n--- Added ----- \nActually I've known and worked with a few musicians who won't listen to other music for fear of corrupting their own style and accidental plagerism. So not all musicians are really that big a fan once they start composing. On the opposite spectrum every once in a while you hear something totally different come out and it inspires you to change what your doing. You are influenced by that new artist. Some even go as far as emulating them.
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You need to go to a Music teacher.
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The more we know about a variety of subjects, the more enriched our lives are. You may not appreciate the knowledge of musical history, theory, or practical experience now. Someday in the future, you will find it to be priceless.\n\nFor now, if you need to find something to relate to... watch for references to the things you're learning in music, in your favorite TV shows. \n\nTV writers are often highly educated in literature, music, and fine arts, and make references and jokes that only those with similar levels of knowledge can recognize and appreciate. The more you learn in your music and literature classes, the more laughs you'll get when you're watching TV or sitting in a movie theater.
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Stick with math, unless you want to go into Special Education. I know that there are lots of job openings there. I spoke to a lady that lives in southern Richmond and she got her degree in Music Education and has never worked in that field. She told me that a majority of her graduating class didn't either. She's had a couple of odds and ins jobs, but has never got what a college degree should get you. I'm sure that you would enjoy teaching music and that's very important, but if you don't have a job in the end, there won't be much for you to enjoy. A lotof times in under funded schools, music is being taught by the regular classroom teacher if there is a music program at all.
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get plenty of rest. listen to the most inspiring and motivating music you have access to. instrumental is best. meet the test with no fear and a positive attitude. use all the reason you can muster to make your choices.
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I think you can learn to do any function with a little adaptation.\neven typing or playing the piano.  but you might have to invent slight adjustments.
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What are you talking about. Study what you feel you would be good at and could live with doing for a while.
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Wow.  You're a music person and you want to learn a programming language just for that.  I wouldn't advise it.  Just do a search for music note learning games or something.  I found this one: http://www.happynote.com/ear-training.html.  Probably not exactly what you need, but you could try more searches...
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Problem is, most us analyze ourselves to death to find a major.  That could be a big pitfall.  It actually just blocks you from realizing your true need, the thing you are so passionate about that your creativity in it just flows.  You work on it for hours on end without wanting to quit, without feeling tired.  You go to sleep thinking about what you will do tomorrow with it, when you get up.  Its a passion you feel without anxiety.  You experience love for what you're doing.  \nSounds like music is doing that for you.  Go through the motions in highschool.  Get the grades in your english and math etc.  But take your free time to practice the heck out of your instrument.  In four years, you'll be in a music conservatory perfecting your skills or you may even already be on Broadway.  Whatever you do, don't let anything or any person distract away from what you love to do.  Good luck!