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Are you a beginning or aspiring Songwriter? Are you an experienced Songwriter and want to take it to the next level? Well this class may be just what you need! You can take them at Foothill College!

Get personalized song evaluations! Enroll now at
http://www.foothill.edu/reg/stepschk.php

Subjects in both classes include:

  • Lyric Writing
  • Concept Development
  • Melody Writing
  • Unlocking Creativity
  • Poetic Devices
  • Song Components
  • Co-writing
  • And Much More!

FOOTHILL CLASS INFORMATION:

The Songwriting Workshop (MUS 58A), Modern Song Composition (MUS 58B) and Advanced Song Structure (MUS 58C) are being offered via Foothill College (Foothill.edu) of Los Altos Hills, California during early Summer Quarter, starting June 10th, but you need to enroll now at 

Tuition is only $108.5o for 3.5 Quarter Credits. Student fees are $47.

The classes are all offered online and all are college accredited classes.

Space is limited! Register early! This class fills up! Don’t be left out!

The focus of the class is on the craft and the art form of Songwriting and is appropriate for beginners to advanced. We establish a supportive environment that helps you realize your full songwriting potential. You don’t need to know any music theory or be able to read music to take this course. There are no prerequisites.

You are not just another student in cyberspace. You will receive customized  feedback. The class includes multiple personalized verbal song evaluations by the instructor, Jim Bruno. You also have the option of posting your songs in the online Forum and getting feedback from your fellow students.

(Please note: If transfer credits are of interest to you, please be sure to confirm the transferability to your particular learning institution.)

YOU CAN REGISTER  AT 
http://www.foothill.edu/admissions.php
!

QUESTIONS? PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW AND PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW YOU HEARD ABOUT MY CLASS.

I’LL GET RIGHT BACK TO YOU.

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