Hey Sue,

wish I had such a great training. Worked a bit on arranging by myself, mostly from Berklee books and classical scores. But I became lazy and run now for cover when I have to 'write' on a score, lol! Use Cubase and my ears now ... but glad to know a bit of theory when it comes to select a chord inversion, add a counterline or clarify a rhythmic pattern smile
I think everyone should learn as much as they can about all aspects of music. And style is prominent: as they taught me at school, the most important thing is not what you do, but how you do it!

Best, Yann

"Honey, I know, I know, I know times are changin' / It's time we all reach out 4 something new" (Prince)

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