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Orchestration

Free Live Webinar – Orchestrating Terror in Jaws

By Mark Richards / November 9, 2026 / John Williams, Orchestration, Webinars / Leave a Comment

Date: Sunday, November 15th, 2026Time: 11:30 am – 12:15 pm ESTVenue: Zoom Join us for a free 45-minute Zoom webinar with music theory PhD, Mark Richards, exploring the orchestration of

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Orchestrating Action 1 - Overview

Preview - Theme Writing 3

Overview - Theme Writing 3

Overview - Action-Music Harmony 4

Overview - Chromatic Harmony

Overview - Theme Writing 2

Preview - Action-Music Harmony 3

Overview - Action-Music Harmony 3

Overview - Theme Writing 1

Overview - Rhythm and Meter

Preview - Rhythm and Meter

Preview - Fundamentals of Reading Music

Preview - Diatonic Harmony

Preview - Associations of Harmony in Film Themes

Action-Music Harmony - Hexatonic Course Preview

Action-Music Harmony - Octatonic Course Preview

Copyright Notice

To avoid copyright infringement, this course contains no score excerpts or audio from film scores. Students are directed to find and listen to soundtrack excerpts while the course content consists of:

1. Music theory connecting the techniques to be discussed

2. Analysis describing the techniques behind the assigned excerpt, and

3. Composition tutorials applying the techniques to original compositions

Copyright Notice

To avoid copyright infringement, this course contains no score excerpts or audio from film scores. Students are directed to find and listen to soundtrack excerpts while the course content consists of:

1. Music theory connecting the techniques to be discussed

2. Analysis describing the techniques behind the assigned excerpt, and

3. Composition tutorials applying the techniques to original compositions

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