Відео

Also that house is now for sale if you have a couple million pounds to spare.

Bro.. It's in the video And it's literally called spoonman The actual spoonman himself is responsible for Chris wanting to play solo stuff - he loved the idea of one man and an instrument captivating am audience - so we have him to thank 😊 👍

That is Artis, the Spoonman. He lived in Port Townsend. People didn't think of him as a living legend. Though he was a genious on spoons.

How did you find the “Disconnected Saturn” song? I’ve literally looked everywhere and can’t find it, this video is amazing though; the production quality is top notch.

How did you not know they were spoons ? k I don't know why i'm even talking to you

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I really enjoyed this video but the AI generated images make me not even trust the words your saying. Who knows how much of this is actual information and what was from a chatgpt lie. I hope your next video is better

false... endless,nameless

Nice

Two days ago the question of who was the first to invent written music came up in my mind. Suddenly your video pops up. I did not specifically seach for the answer...I guess I was just clicking on closer and closer topics and the statistical procedure guessed what I would like next...which happened to answer the question. We live in amazing times, just like those time right after guido figured things out!!!

Great video!!

this video should not be as small as it is this is so well-made

This video is so good and well paced. Great visuals and editing style as well. Really excited to see where this channel goes! ❤

The content and presentation of this video were very excellent! It would have been better if you hadn't insulted religion, though. Even if a man abuses religion for power (which is morally wrong), that's not a direct reflection of the faith itself.

leaving a comment for the Al Gore Rhythm, great video

so underrated this video is amazing

If you enjoyed the video, please consider subscribing to the channel as it'll really help me out in these early days :D You can hear Tony Cicoria's Lightning Sonata here: ua-cam.com/video/tDtYkxSCV18/v-deo.htmlsi=IzMKQthbwu1LeP7A

I was worried this was going to be some A.I. clickbait for music geeks. I was pleasantly surprised to see a real human making a real effort at making content. Kudos to you , great job 😉

Thank you!! Right up my alley!! 😊

I suppose you could say the music was blessed by God.

quite the bag fumble

What’s the thumbnail

"What were you thinking about?" "How tf am I going to play this thing in a MRI?"

Did he kickass I never knew

I was interested until this became an add for Jacob Collier. Dude can have perfect pitch & play every instrument, and still say nothing with his music.

This album is a 10/10 for me

What are the names of the songs in this video

This is pretty ill-informed. Pythagorus tuning is only one of the first written descriptions of these tunings. People around the world have used complex scales and modal systems for thousands of years. We know that Chinese Han had a nearly identical note system eight-hundred years earlier. The monks were not by any means the first to use these notes. Neumes were very useful as a memory aide, so Guido's development wasn't recognized as something so important at first. Plenty of other notations like tablatures existed in many other places around the world and for specific instruments historically. Many music systems historically also played with polyphony in different ways without notation. Staff notation was still incredibly limited just like tablatures (which are a very valid and useful way of notating music), because they had no rhythm notation system for hundreds of years. Perotin is definitely an important figure, but he only expanded on his instructor, Leonin's ideas. Polyphony was a major cultural development not started by any one person. I also think a very important quick mention would be the two major music printing press inventions that began the Renaissance period.

🦉 Very Interesting

Why isn't Guido a saint?

Excellent, super interesting video. Thanks for the introduction to that Jacob Collier album. Subbed :)

has anyone ever told you that you look like frank zappa

So thats what you look like!

You got my sub 30 seconds in! The quality is amazing!

A quality video in an age of low quality (of everything). Something on the "Lyre", would be nice! A rare instrument, yet enchanting.

i misread "How Thelonious Monk Changed Music Forever" still watched full video, Thanx

Your sad contempt for the Church will not earn a like from the same folks who listen to this music. Maybe you should have re-considered who your audience is.

Thanks!

does this mean many old songs and tunes are lost to the ages since he didnt transcribe them with proper notes?

Brilliantly done! Great balance of info and humour, and the clarity of explanation was spot on.

YOU MADE ME LARF AND LARN. GOOD ON YE

5:57 damn, that was loaded.

As far as I know the Dove only told St Gregory the Great the Dies Irae chant. The other chants are just codified by the Gregorian system and were composed

Schola Cantorums are still used in Catholic Churches today I am a part of one and we use the Liber Usualis or Graduale Romanum to sing at mass or the office

cool video, huge story, 0 sources listed or mentionned anywhere, care to share them?

I wonder why they didn't try putting the note letter above the text like the ancient Greeks did. I believe they knew about the Greek system.

Cool channel and video, I am catholic but can handle the way you poke fun at us, glad you like our development of music. I thought you would have way more subscribers based on the high video quality but all in all great video.

is ‘Wild Mood Swings’ any good?

Appreciated the rickroll

It's sad that you ridicule the way people created solutions to problems that were already solved for you.