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"A successful songwriter must balance between the art and business of songwriting. Our program produces versatile songwriters who write great songs and know how to launch their career".
Erin Workman
Songwriting Department Head
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Music program in Songwriting, students will:
Development of their own original material, as well as instructing on the art of writing and pitching successfully toward other established artists. Produce and record their original songs in LACM’s state-of-the-art studio facilities Constant contact with the top industry members available in the Los Angeles area. Recieve outstanding abilities along with a full network of active contacts. LACM is uniquely positioned to provide access to major artists, producers, music supervisors, publishers and more. Armed with a solid catalog of competitive material along with a network of music and entertainment professionals to further their career goals. LACM prepares you for the music industry and what goes beyond school. Therefore the course includes a Music Business subject which allows one to learn the fundamentals of business models and more.
SONGWRITING AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
Audition Videos (Required)
Perform two (2) original songs. For at least one of the songs, you must
demonstrate the ability to accompany yourself on either piano or
guitar. One of the two songs may be a co-write; if so, please describe
your specific contributions (e.g., lyrics, melody, hook, etc.).
Lyric Sheets (Required)
Submit lyrics for each of the two (2) original songs performed in the
audition videos. Please submit each lyric sheet as a PDF.
PLEASE NOTE:
The Admissions Committee requires live performance videos that
reflect what would be presented in a live audition setting. It is
essential that you are clearly visible and audible, with the highest
possible quality. Videos must not be edited, produced, or enhanced
with effects. Overly produced submissions will not be evaluated and
must be re-submitted. Pitch correction (e.g., Auto-Tune) is strictly
prohibited, and any use of effects (such as reverb) should be minimal.
Songwriting Faculty
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