Demonstrate how to use the notation software to get started.Pick a character as a class to compose a leitmotif for.It is always helpful to model an assignment before having students do it themselves, so here is how I model this assignment with my students: We talk about identifying a character’s traits, deciding on elements of music that would match that trait, and then composing. That way, if they struggle, they already have some backups in mind. I usually have them come up with three possible ideas, and then pick the one that they think will work the best. I tell my students they can select a movie character, book character, or even write a leitmotif for themselves. And if weights feel too heavy, remember to adjust the weights by following the on-screen cues (located near the timer) so that Tempo has an accurate understanding of your current fitness.With the foundation set, students will create their own leitmotif for a character of their choice.

Please note that if you’re a beginner and this class feels too tough, don’t be discouraged! It’s only up from here! Remember that you can always tap the screen to pause the class and take things at your own pace.

In this class, Coach Melissa will also walk you through everything you see on your Tempo screen (you can also read more about what you see on screen here) and run you through a workout to get you acquainted with all of the Tempo equipment and give you a taste of what to expect from other Tempo classes. Even if you’re an experienced athlete, we make this a required class as this is when your Tempo gets to meet you too! Your performance in this class will help Tempo learn more about you and begin to provide weight recommendations. Your very first class is going to be an introductory course with our Head Coach Melissa.

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