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Marc... Thank you for taking the time to answer and be here!  If I would walk into a kindergarten class....and perform a slow ballad, you are absolutely right...I would have a few loose screws in my wee noggin...and I would never try that. ANY slow song that I have in the Children's genre that is not specifically a lullaby...is aimed more toward either Printed Music....or....Film or theme type music for a production. I have a much easier time writing mid tempo and faster children's songs.. I don't believe I asked my question clearly, sorry...but I am understanding....If you're going to try to write a commercial ballad...that chorus had better be a power ballad, with a big soaring chorus.. and more of a mid-tempo. I know I'm not there yet ...but that is the style I love to try to write. ******** Average writers night: 30 writers, 90 songs in four hours. 75 ballads. Average pitch per project: 3000 songs. Ballads: 2700 Average ballads cut per project: 2 ***** Following you ....Realistically very tough......!!!.... Thanks for all the information...... Marc !!... Best.. Kaley
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