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Improvising Study- Songwriting

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Sun, 09/07/2014 - 19:40
marcgraci
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Hi, David:

For the improvising study in LOA-5, I created an original instrumental using the five chorus forms. In the past couple of weeks, though, that instrumental has evolved. It's now a stronger, more interesting song but no longer has all the different chorus forms.

When I submit for LOA-5, should I submit the original version of the song (the one with all the chorus forms)?

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Mon, 09/08/2014 - 06:49
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David Barrett
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Hello Marc. As long as you're using Chorus Forms, of any type (not A B C), then you're good to go.

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