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Wednesday 28 February 2024

Be Courageous as an Artist

A man asks whether it’s wrong to offend someone with his song he has written. Rupert responds that when you express yourself, listeners will interpret your music and lyrics through their own conditioned filters. As a result, not everyone will perceive the song in the same way. However, if feedback reveals that certain lyrics could offend a person or group, this insight should be used to refine your lyric writing for future works. Be courageous as an artist.

From event 28 February, 2024 Webinar – Wednesday, 28 February

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