Currently mostly self-teaching myself now. I had one composition lesson and now he's busy but that was enough to spark a bunch of motivation to look up things where I thought would solve my main issue: not having the piece/improvisation stay in one key but to be able to freely change key to be able to access different "flavours". I started with Jens Larsen's videos on Jazz theory, tried a bunch of Max Reger's book on modulation, got a few tips from Anne-Kathrin Dern (especially on harmonic planing), went through some June Lee/Jacob Collier stuff...that's all for now. Something else will come up for me to learn. In the meantime, I actually ought to write/improvise some music with this newfound knowledge.
Currently mostly self-teaching myself now. I had one composition lesson and now he's busy but that was enough to spark a bunch of motivation to look up things where I thought would solve my main issue: not having the piece/improvisation stay in one key but to be able to freely change key to be able to access different "flavours". I started with Jens Larsen's videos on Jazz theory, tried a bunch of Max Reger's book on modulation, got a few tips from Anne-Kathrin Dern (especially on harmonic planing), went through some June Lee/Jacob Collier stuff...that's all for now. Something else will come up for me to learn. In the meantime, I actually ought to write/improvise some music with this newfound knowledge.