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Jon Ware - Composer

Rank #22 Baltimore, MD Electronica / Film Scores / Jazz

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Members: Composer - Solo Artist

Label: WareTech Records

Bio: My professional music career officially began when I joined Van McCoy as his touring percussionist in the 1970s. We were officially part of the age of "Disco" when he recorded the hugely popular hit "The Hustle". This was a very busy time in my life, where I spent many days & nights on the road. ... See Full Bio

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Posted a new song: "New Passage" http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/136568610 #music

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  • Nioka (Artist) Nioka
    Womb Work is gorgeous. Thank you! -Nioka
  • Antonio Vidarte (Artist) Antonio Vidarte
    You have great music, cheers!
  • Vic Quinton (Artist) Vic Quinton
    Jon, .what a blessing you are to me. I wanted to introduce you to a gentleman I met, Papa Kool..what a wonderful story he shared with me. Please check out his video and...
  • Skarred Kage (Artist) Skarred Kage
    Outstanding work! Alex Skarred Kage
  • Elmer Pastorius (Artist) Elmer Pastorius
    Great Music and production, keep creative. Congrats!
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    TY for the friendship, cool film scores, WonderlandRockOpera musical addresses the the plight of Pill users families and friends.
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Q: Hi Jon, Concerning composition / harmony, what books do you recommend?
A: There are many good books on the market for this subject. Depending on what type of music you want to compose, the book "Harmony And Composition: Basics to Intermediate" by Deborah Jamini, is a good overall book to start with. There are also classic books on the subject that most study in music schools, which are "Principles of orchestration" by Nikoly Rimsky-Korsakov, and "Theory of Harmony" by Arnold Schoenberg. The last two books are old but still apply to the basic sounds you hear on movies and TV. Hope this helps. Good luck and keep writing! Jon Ware

Asked by Doubledog-55. Answered on Mon Sep 17 2012

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