When it comes to Taylor Swift\u2019s songwriting, Scarlet Keys can show you incredible things. In the spring semester of 2025 Keys will lead a brand new course called The Songwriting of Taylor Swift<\/a><\/em>, a four-week course that serves as an online version of the popular course she teaches at the Berklee College of Music campus in Boston. After launching in 2023, the course received media attention<\/a>, as well as a classroom full of Swifties writing new songs, wearing cardigans, and exchanging friendship bracelets. \u201cHere\u2019s this woman writing all of her material, almost every song on every record is a good song, and she has sustained this career,\u201d says Keys<\/a>, who has previously taught artists such as Laufey, Lizzy McAlpine, and Charlie Puth. \u201cIt was right before the Eras tour, so she wasn\u2019t quite ruling the world, but it was right at that moment where I thought, \u2018Why don\u2019t we have a class at Berklee?\u2019\u201d THE SONGWRITING OF TAYLOR SWIFT IS NOW ENROLLING<\/a><\/em><\/strong> Keys first became attuned to Taylor Swift\u2019s music after hearing her on the radio around the time of her second album. As a mom, the song \u201cThe Best Day<\/a>\u201d from Fearless<\/em> was a stand-out. It wasn\u2019t until Keys witnessed her daughter using music to cope with friendship breakup where she saw the real power of Taylor\u2019s songwriting. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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