Using Sequence when Composing Music - Music Composition

The video tutorial explores using sequence as a compositional tool to expand musical ideas. It begins with an introduction to the concept of sequence and its potential to develop an initial musical idea. The tutorial then delves into harmonizing and expanding the sequence, breaking it to avoid predictability, and employing repetition and variation techniques. Finally, it discusses finalizing and embellishing the composition, demonstrating how a simple idea can evolve into a complex piece of music.

What is the initial idea proposed for expanding a musical concept?

How does the speaker suggest harmonizing a melodic idea?

What is the significance of using sequence in music composition according to the speaker?

What changes occur in the chords when the sequence is applied?

What caution does the speaker advise regarding the use of sequence?

How does the speaker suggest breaking out of a sequence?

What does the speaker mean by 'breaking the harmonic rhythm'?

What is the effect of using a tonic chord at the end of a phrase?

In what ways can a composer embellish a repeated sequence?

What opportunities does the speaker suggest may arise from using sequence in composition?