Use your stage rider as a graphic score.
Author: Tobias Reber
Composition Exercise #304
Metaphorically listening.
Composition Exercise #303
Start a revolution using a “squelchy tone more reminiscent of a psychedelic mouth harp than a stringed instrument”.
Composition Exercise #302
Become really good at listening to one particular piece.
Composition Exercise #301
Write music that gets to the heart of things.
Composition Exercise #300
Create music that glows in the dark.
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Posture Exercise #299
Mind your posture while composing.
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Composition Exercise #298
Stop trying to catch up with new music.
Catch up with your own instead.
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Composition Exercise #297
Write down a musical idea, tape it onto a firework rocket and let it soar into the night sky.
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Composition Exercise #296
Geo-track the sound of children playing.
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