SONG WRITING |
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then you need to Voicercise! Taught by professional songwriter, Beverly Bremers, you can learn it all and have fun doing it! There are several ways to learn how to write a song:
CLASSES IN THE ATLANTA AREAINTRODUCTION TO SONGWRITING Anyone who has ever written a song (or tried to) knows how creative, rewarding, and complex songwriting can be. This course will help the aspiring composer and/or lyricist find the suitable tools to create exciting, well-crafted songs. Style, mood, structure, imagery, rhyme, rhythm, themes, and progressions are explored, as well as analyses of popular current and standard songs. Students share their own works, which will be evaluated and worked on in class and at home. It's fun, informative, creative, and very rewarding! ADVANCED SONGWRITING This course is for the lyricist/composer who has a grasp on what it takes to write a song, but wants to polish those skills to create even better, more professional material. Learn to write the type of songs that grab the attention of producers, publishers, and recording artists. All areas of songwriting will be covered – film, television, musical theatre, jingles, and of course, CDs. Students will share their work in class and following evaluation, learn how to produce a demo of their songs. Click here for the schedule, fees, locations, and registration. PRIVATE LESSONS WITH BEVERLY BREMERSIf you live in the Atlanta area, you can meet with Beverly privately at her Woodstock studio for one-on-one instruction. She will make every effort to arrange meetings around your schedule and budget. In just a short time, you will learn the joy of completing your own original song that you can perform for your friends and family and/or submit to artists to record. Bring a recording device to record your lessons. |
BEVERLY BREMERS received platinum honors for writing "Mousercise" for Disney, which has achieved worldwide success as a recording, video/DVD, stage production at Disneyland, and as the theme song for the Disney C hannel's "Mousercise" show, which ran for 12 years. She has had chart success with several of her songs, such as the disco hit, "Morning Music", "Once A Night", and the theme to the film, "Hopscotch". Her jingles for Carpeteria and Great Expectations were heard by millions. She has also written the music and lyrics for 4 musicals, produced in Los Angeles and San Diego, and is the recipient of awards from the International Seoul Song Festival, the American Song Festival, AGLA Image Award, and L.A. Weekly's Best Musical. She is the proud member of ASCAP, NARAS, and the Dramatists Guild