HARRIET SCHOCK LOS ANGELES SONGWRITING CLASSES STARTING IN JUNE

Date: May 21, 2008

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http://harrietschock.com
323 934-5691


Harriet Schock is a renowned teacher of songwriting as well as a consultant to songwriters all over the world. She teaches a step-by-step method that enables songwriters to become remarkable at writing songs -- songs that touch people emotionally. And Harriet doesn't simply coach a student through the writing of one song. She teaches a technique that students can use now and in the future to make every single song the very best it can be. Every muscle of songwriting gets exercised. The ten-week course consists of lessons, which create a solid foundation for writing songs effortlessly. Problems such as beginning a song and not knowing how to finish it, unclear or illogical lyrics, lack of response from listeners, weak melody, less than compelling harmony, and other difficulties, such as writer’s block, that can plague songwriters seem to vanish when a writer uses the system taught in Harriet's course.

Harriet Schock is a gold and platinum songwriter/recording artist whose songs have been recorded by numerous artists, nominated for a Grammy and used in films. Her fourth, fifth and sixth solo CDs, "American Romance," "Rosebud" and "Harriet Schock Live" are in current release, as well as her book, BECOMING REMARKABLE: For Songwriters and Those Who Love Songs, published by Blue Dolphin. She wrote all the music for Henry Jaglom's film, "Going Shopping" and recently scored his newest film, "Hollywood Dreams." His upcoming film, "Irene In Time" features Harriet and her band on camera throughout the film. Jeannie Kendall recorded two of her songs, one of which ("You Just Don't Get Me, Do You?") was nominated for AC/Hot AC Single of the Year by New Music Weekly magazine in 2006. She also co-wrote the theme song for the multi Emmy-award winning series, “Jakers!” As well as performing worldwide, Harriet Schock speaks, teaches and consults in person and via the Internet. She teaches a 10-week class for the Songwriters Guild of America and a correspondence course in songwriting to writers all over the world. She is also available for private consultation and online courses. For further information about her book, CDs, concerts, online courses, classes or consultation, go to http://harrietschock.com, or call (323) 934-5691.

(Take advantage of the L.A. class at this discounted price of $345. If students do not already own Harriet Schock’s book/CD package "Becoming Remarkable/Rosebud" they will be required to purchase it at the first class.)