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The Music Interval Theory PodcastAuthor: The Music Interval Theory Podcast
Many composers struggle to write original and fresh music and get frustrated. At the Music Interval Theory Academy (MITA), we teach a transparent and proven methodology that will help you define your unique musical voice and raise above the generic sound of everybody else. Don't be tricked into believing that most of the composers you admire are (or were) born geniuses. We know that the vast majority of great composers are trained. We know you are the kind of composer who wants to be a powerful and convincing storyteller. In order to be that way, you need to understand the structure and architecture of music. And also how to use these elements in your compositions. We know you want to be in control of the story and feel confident about your skills. The problem is that conventional theory doesn't get you there! However, we believe that every composer should have access to this knowledge. This is fundamentally important, and we understand the frustration many composers go through, and it's not their fault! That's why we teach a transparent methodology and proven concepts that lead to great results! Language: en Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Why Repetition isn't Lazy ... It's Smart Storytelling
Episode 155
Sunday, 4 January, 2026
In this episode, Frank dives into one of the most overlooked superpowers in a film composer’s toolbox: the reappearing theme. A simple motif, placed with intention, can shape the emotional arc of an entire story while making the composer’s job smoother and more focused. Frank explains how a recurring theme acts as a guidepost for the listener, creates cohesion across scenes, and reduces the need to generate endless new material under tight deadlines. Using examples from classic scores like Indiana Jones and modern masterpieces like Up, he breaks down how great composers shape and reshape a single idea to carry an entire film. You’ll learn why repetition is not lazy, how a returning motif helps the audience stay anchored, and how Interval Magic allows your themes to adapt without losing their identity. Frank also shares insights from the Circle of Interval Magicians, where small motifs become powerful storytelling tools. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your themes more flexible, more emotional, and more memorable, this episode shows you how to put that into practice right away. Ready to go deeper? Join the Circle of Interval Magicians and explore Interval Magic with a community of composers who are growing their craft one motif at a time: https://www.skool.com/circle-of-interval-magicians/about?ref=bfbebbc3d8d04a84806842a78f42963a
