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This really fits my mood, since my Saint Benard puppy, who was like a brother to me, and named Charlie, died today. Thank you so so much. This honestly made me feel better. :'] Once again, thank you.
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u made this song beutifully wicked in a good way.
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Like a boss ;)
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A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.
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wonderful :-)
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beautiful ^_^
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how long have you been playing?
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@ANDREW007CZ Correct.. It was originally written in D, and also its spelled Kanon :) Excellent work Nick.
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I love listening to your piano songs ... you actually made me playing keyboard again after I wasn't playing it for years
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What a wonderful variation on one of my favorite pieces. Its like looking at an old, beloved painting with new eyes. Beautifully done!
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I've been listening to this over and over and it occurred to me that it's possible to compose in keys other than major for the first time :P Could you explain what you did to the chord progression? Did you just transpose all chords 2 notes downward / upward and switched from major to minor and vice versa? i.e. C major would become A minor or E minor?
handplanty 5 months ago in playlist Video's die door handplanty aan de favorieten zijn toegevoegd
@handplanty The piece is originally written in C Major. I transposed it to C minor which has a different fundamental structure when it comes to the sound wavelengths. Major keys always follow: 1,1,1/2,1,1,1,1/2 (steps/tones). The Minor structure is 1,1/2,1,1,1/2,1,1 (steps/tones). So essentially I just mentally followed the C minor structure with the same Canon Chord Progression and improvised it as I went. The Major Chord Progression is I V vi iii IV I IV V. The Minor is i v VI III iv i iv V.
zekillate 5 months ago 3