Ostinato Ⅱ- Ostinato Pattern Moving in 3rds (Using Ostinatos to Construct a Piece - Part 4)

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Video Description

[Using Ostinatos to Construct a Piece - Part 3]

Throughout this series, Tim Maurice, coauthor of the Behind the Score courses, explains how we can transform an ostinato pattern step-by-step into a full orchestral arrangement. Since an ostinato is based on repetition, we will explore ways to add melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic variety to our piece to maintain interest throughout.

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