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Emotional Resonance

Emotional resonance can connects deeply with listeners, evoking authentic feelings and memories. Strong emotional resonance transforms technical skills into artistic expression, making the music relatable and impactful.
Emotional Resonance
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Research has officially wrapped and I’m moving on to phase 2 - Exercises.

In this phase of the music composition process we take time to go deep into a two topics: emotional resonance and thoughtful listening. The Research phase was all about going wide with ideas, ultimately curating a moodboard that gives us a palette from which to work. In Exercises, we’ll really get to know the genre by listening to our reference tracks and walk away with a clear emotional goal for the piece before we start writing. Let’s dig into the latter.

So what is “emotional resonance?”

Emotional resonance is the quality of a piece of music that allows it to connect deeply with listeners on an emotional level. It's the feeling that occurs when a composition strikes a chord within us, evoking specific emotions, memories, or states of being that feel authentic and meaningful.

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