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If you love to music but don’t have an interest in performing you can still have a successful career in the industry. Many people have used their musical ability to find work writing music and lyrics.

Here’s some information that will help you get started in career writing music and lyrics.

Of course you should know how to read and write music. This is basic. You could be the most talented person in the world, but if you can’t read or write music you can share your gifts and make a living.

If you don’t know how yet, don’t get discouraged. There are many ways to learn to read and write music. You can get personal instruction or learn through videos and books. There are many songwriters that have a head start on you. They may have learned to through years of training as a child and adult but that doesn’t mean you can be successful, too. If you love music it’s never too late to start.



After you’ve learned the basics of reading and writing music figure out which style of music appeals to you artistically. Do you like rock, country or classical music? Maybe jazz is more your cup of tea. Whatever the genre you need to learn as much as you can about it and focus your talents on writing for that industry.



Now that you have narrowed down your interest and begun writing songs. You should cut a demo tape. This is a sample version of the song that you can play for producers and singers to see if they will want to buy it.



Don’t be surprised if you don’t sell your very first songs, or if you receive criticism for your work. It’s to be expected. Creative fields are often subjective and people can have a lot to say about the work that comes across their desk. Don’t get discouraged. Use the criticism as valuable information that will help you improve.



If you’re new to songwriting it’s up to you to promote your work. Network whenever possible. Look online and elsewhere for opportunities.

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