How Music Works 3 - Harmony - Part 3
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Uploaded by timegrinder on Sep 17, 2008
Part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71ik4Qt3MUw
Renaissance - development of chord progressions in dance music. Passamezzo Antico: (Am G Am E, then Am G Am E Am)- Greensleeves. Passamezzo Moderno (C F G) - the primary triads still dominate music.
Dischord / dissonance - the tritone (Devil's Interval). (Jimi Hendrix "Purple Haze").
Summary - Harmonics generate triads, Notes fit chords, major and minor have diferent moods, the relationships between chords create a sense of progression.
Tonic and Dominant are the most important relationships in western music from 15c onwards. (Beethoven: "Ode to Joy", Bruce Springsteen: "Born to Run", Beethoven: "5th Symphony").
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Yay dissonance!
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Is Jimmy a modern composer? When I look at Hendricks scores I'm like WTF? What Key is this in? WhisKEY?
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thank you !
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Go to a piano. Play middle C and B above middle C at the same times. Sounds terrible, right? No play both of those again, but add in the fifth of C major, G. It sounds much better now, and almost all of the dissonance is gone. Now just add in the third as well, and it's a beautiful chord (my favorite) (:
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This guy is just really skilled, fucking Gansta
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i love how classical songs have the journey of a soundscape only best listened full... not alot of musicians today do that due to the short attention spend i guess..
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Finally I can see this again
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This series completely opened my mind. I used to be exclusively rock and roll. After watching this, ABBA, Bee Gees and even Celine Dion isn't that bad. Even rap, which I hated, isn't that bad either.
Well, except for Justin Beiber.
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Fuck yeah, Blueberry Hill
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@ronzy and in the right key before even playing it!
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does this man just sing everything? astonishing
ronzy 2 years ago 9
The dominant of the subdominant is the tonic of the original scale. There must be a connection. Quite interesting. The music theory is quite interesting as it isn't invented but discovered.
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