LESSON 1 WHAT IS SONGWRITING?.

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LESSON 1 WHAT IS SONGWRITING?

BRAINSTORM In your journal, list as many of your favorite songs as you can in two minutes. Ready… set… GO!

GROUP DISCUSSION In groups, discuss the following questions. Be prepared to share your answers. Who writes songs? Why do people write songs? What skills are needed to write a good song? What makes a song good? Are you familiar with any songwriters? Have you ever tried to write a song?

ACTIVITY Select two or three favorite songs from the list in your journal. Use the Internet to complete the following steps for each song: Find the name of the songwriter. If there is more than one, list all of them. Find the name of the performer. Find two other songs written by the songwriter. If there were multiple writers for your song, choose just one of them. Write down the song title and performer for each new song you find.

As a class, discuss what you found in your research. ACTIVITY As a class, discuss what you found in your research. What new things did you learn about your songwriters? Did any of the research surprise you?

Answer the following questions in your journal. REFLECTION Answer the following questions in your journal. What makes you EXCITED about writing a song? What makes you NERVOUS about writing a song?

HOMEWORK Read the quotes from professional songwriters. Songwriter Quotes Read the quotes from professional songwriters. After each quote, write what it teaches you about songwriting. When you finish the worksheet, write one to three sentences in your journal about what you learned from reading the quotes.