This is actually a problem I have with one thing I composed. It's unusual in harmony I think, in E Major and involves intervals that don't necessarily apply to the E major scale.
The intervals do sound good kind of, but not sure if they make any sense. Does it mean that they are passing tones? What's funny is they really give the feel of leading notes in the melody.
Good lesson. I had done some of this for theory well enough to pass the test, but did not understand the concepts at all. I really appreciate these lessons.
Glad to be canadian
Larcinqer 3 months ago
im lmao every time when u say titbit. donno why?
mroldschoolhiphop1 6 months ago
where are you from? your accent sounds atlantic!
kevinm4435 11 months ago
@kevinm4435 he's canadian!
MikroBadass 10 months ago
hey man, i not speaking inglish and understend nothing, it´s possible a tradutions?in spanish pleas
dalfo74 11 months ago
touch on the topic! go in depth! make it learn free music therory+1
Crunkmastaflexx 1 year ago
This is actually a problem I have with one thing I composed. It's unusual in harmony I think, in E Major and involves intervals that don't necessarily apply to the E major scale.
The intervals do sound good kind of, but not sure if they make any sense. Does it mean that they are passing tones? What's funny is they really give the feel of leading notes in the melody.
MarkoRuzinOfficial 1 year ago
Andrew, couldn't you show the harmony examples using the piano? Please do harmony :D
cooperwishmaster 1 year ago
Good lesson. I had done some of this for theory well enough to pass the test, but did not understand the concepts at all. I really appreciate these lessons.
MrTreacle55 1 year ago
That goatee is gettin' thicker. =]
Hyoric 1 year ago
Dang you seem tired but these tutorials help so much, great job!
DJPaggos 1 year ago
HA! im first again! :D, I love this subject non chord tones I studied this subject a few months ago! :D
Airvtz 1 year ago