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Explore the Circle of Interval Magicians. You find the Circle quickly by googling "Circle of Interval Magicians," or by following the link in the show notes.
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In this episode, Frank shares a major shift in his composing workflow: writing the main body of a piece first, and saving the intro for last. This approach ensures the intro flows naturally and feels connected to the rest of the music. If you’ve ever felt stuck after writing a polished opening, this episode offers a practical and refreshing solution.
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