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REWRITING MUSIC - When, Why and How MMEA CONFERENCE October 22, 2016 Jeff Skogley Nancy McPherson When should you rewrite the music for your band? Important lines are missing Important harmonies are missing Lines are too difficult for

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REWRITING MUSIC - When, Why and How MMEA CONFERENCE
October 22, 2016

Jeff Skogley & Nancy McPherson<br>
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When should you rewrite the music for your band? Important lines are missing
Important harmonies are missing
Lines are too difficult for some sections
Lines are not challenging enough
Be cognizant of when it is appropriate
Festivals vs home concerts<br>
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Why go to all that work? It will produce a more musical performance
Musicians and audience will be more satisfied with what they hear
Since you can’t make the music work as written, do what the composer might have done if presented with your instrumentation and musicians<br>