Improve your Music Composition

🎵 Eight Methods of GQUIC psychology to Improve Music Composition 🎵 (i.e., not from a chord sequence) with methods of GQUIC psychology, suitable for both non-commercial and commercial music, that improves a music composition and will make composing easier. For example: 1. composing GQUIC music (that everyone from all walks of like enjoy) that releases the MEBIR (Rose, N., 2021) in the audience and composer including the method of (singers taking turns singing, the use of affectionate mimicry, elaborating on another's theme, the use of varied instruments, two or more singers chorusing, and/or a choir). The MEBIR improves learning, intellectualising, creativity, exploration, and curiosity. 2. An innovative technique to compose more easily from alternating between the Panasonic and Chromatic scales when composing. 3. Practice improvising to various genres of music, 4. Compose where there is an audience who enjoys your improvisations, 5. Include topics of human interest (about the benefits of high social consciousness, how capitalism and the far right are not in harmony with human nature and the benefits of GQUIC psychology to solving societal, and global problems, and for world peace) in your music, 6. having a composition composed from a series of different melodies but are related (but are not variations on a theme), 7. Composing music for a ballet-play that communicates what has happened in the previous act, makes music and ballet a form of communication that releases the MEBIR. 8. Learning to communicate with music impromptu, from first learning to improvise easily (see #2). My publication on the discovery of the MEBIR innate response and two new theories of evolution: Rose, N. (2021). Friendly Greetings Elicit Improved Effectiveness of Dog Behaviour. Open Journal of Animal Sciences, 12, 546-590 https://www.scirp.org/pdf/ojas_2022072816152535.pdf