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How To Write A Hit Song 4th Edition
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Author:
Molly-Ann Leikin
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Hal Leonard
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How to Write a Hit Song
is the only complete guide to composing lyrics and music - and getting your songs on the air. It covers everything aspiring songwriters must know to be successful, from creating memorable lyrics, composing the melody, and crafting song structure to collaborating, finding a publisher, and recording a song. This revised edition includes a new section on marketing your music on the Internet.
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Sales Rank:
7688
Published on:
30/01/2002
Format:
Reference
Length:
120 pages
Language:
English
Catalogue #:
HL00330006
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