Variations for the main theme

Especially in classical compositions, a main theme can of course be kept alive over a longer period of time or even taken up conceptually in different pieces. To a certain extent, this can also be applied to other styles.
Repetitions of the theme with different groups of instruments, variations in the accompaniment or the second voice, a different key or speed, or an interesting chain of effects, provide more variety without changing the theme.

"As a rule, humans always think within the parameters they already know.. If we try to imagine something new, our mind first uses the experiences we have made before. We then often look for new impressions in nature, because there is hardly a better teacher.
In our search for new ideas, we often need some inspiration. This can happen by chance - for example during a walk or perhaps because we have misheard something and our mind has interpreted it differently.
However, inspiration can also be artificially induced and with the following section of my journey so far, I would like to share some ways and techniques to gain inspiration."