Enigmatic
Channel: INSTRUMENTAL
Date: 09/06/2020

Enjoy Instrumental Music.

This Channel is for those who love Instrumental Music.

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- You MUST include the full credits in your video description.
- You can NOT claim the music as your own.
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- You can NOT use the music as background music for your own musical work without the artist's consent.
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Instrumental music can be thought of as a “song without words”, and in that sense the same basic fundamentals will apply. Instrumental music has the power to be exhilarating, cathartic and arguably at times place more of an abstract story in the listener’s mind than songs with lyrics. Instrumental music perhaps also lends itself to opportunities such as experimenting and pushing yourself on your instrument during live performances or creating license deals for syncs.

As someone who writes instrumental music as well as songs with lyrics, there are interesting comparisons to be made in terms of approach but the ultimate maxim is the following: There are no rules!

Here are some of the approaches that can be considered when writing instrumental music or any music for that matter.

The ﬁrst thing when writing a song, or piece of instrumental music is the mood and tone you want to set and if it inspires you enough you can go with it. Do you want the music to be relaxing (Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Albatross’), majestic (Steve Vai’s Liberty) or terrifying (King Crimson’s ‘Providence’) or something else? 

For the song, it is usually the singer who is responsible for the melody but in the instance of instrumental music this can widely vary from guitar to saxophone to piano.

Listening to the music we love ultimately inspires us to make music of our own and there are some amazing instrumental recordings out here. You can also take away ideas to create your very own ideas.







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