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Thanks so much for this!! It really helped me understand the different textures and I’m really grateful to you!! ❤

thanks you save me talks better than my teacher

You had me at Styx's "Renegade." Anyone cool enough to include an example like that deserves to have me as a new subscriber. Good video.

Thank you for uploading this. I have lots of questions! I was wondering where you got these recordings from?

Thanks for this upload

I think I might have became adicted to heterophonic music after listening to enough music from asia.

So delay pedals are just polyphonic rounds ?

What a lovely, quietly contemplative piece of music. This performance deserves to be widely heard.

What a lovely, captivating, quietly contemplative piece of music. This performance deserves to be heard by everyone.

Really good ❤

This is excellent! Can I have your permission to share this in my World Music class?

What is with Pseudo Polyphony?

School work :))

Thank you!!! Im in an asynchronous music 101 rn and this was so incredibly helpful.

Perfect explanation.

oh my this is the best explanation of both Melody and Harmony I've found on the internet and I've been searching and listening and watching videos for hours, thank you so much ☺🙏🏻🍊🧡

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finally great Thank you!

Great tutorial. Loved the part about the video. I made one in 10 minutes after. New subscriber.

Love this❤

Wow. Francis Johnson's story is very compelling, and this music is phenomenal, I am now on a quest to find his music. Smithsonian has a very good piece about him this month

Obvious ragtime elements , before Joplin or. Gottschalk even ..and his holdings of Notes not to different from the stride guys one hundred years later ..great find ...

Just came here from an article by Richard Grant in Smithsonian "flagged"(for lack of a better word) by Google. I thought Gottschalk's "A Night in The Tropics" (among other works) was a red letter date in American music! Still is, but Johnson's is yet another one. And like Paganini and Liszt, he's another composer whose works (along with accounts) only give a glimpse, of his talent live.

Very emotive and passionate piece that inspires.

Marvelously energetic and dynamic!

Thanks so much ❤

Truly dynamic and artfully expressive that takes one on a classy musical journey.

Irresistibly pleasing requiring a true effort to not dance to.

So classy and expressive that truly stirs emotions.

Tha passion and accents for this really embrace the senses making one wonderfully lost in the music.

Always luv that 5/4 feel and the major key is so uplifting.

So classy and lively that makes it so irresistible to hum and inspire one's work.

Iet's be real youtube learning videos are better than school

I'm such an EXO fan that when I watched this lesson, I started to think about EXO songs and know whether they are monophonic, homophonic or polyphonic. I'm pretty sure thy have a heterophonic kind of songs too. I hope they can release more so I have new songs to listen to from them

Wow I love this lesson

hi miss quater the music im kayleen ms yoesph class

I just bumped into this... by far the best collection for young musicians. A million thank yous.

My teacher has set me homework to try and find homophonic music in a film and it’s impossible 🫠 I’ve found polyphonic and monophonic but this seems impossible

clear as water

I just learned of Francis Johnson, after reading about him in “1619”. How amazing that he was so prolific even against the commonplace racism of his day. Like so many black artists, he found his greatest acceptance in Europe. These arrangements are beautiful. My understanding is that none of his original compositions still exist.

Straight fire 🔥🔥🔥

It has a colonial ring to it, maybe from the woodwinds?

A very good explanations and the best examples for these textures... Well done, and thank You

Nice

Wonderful version!! Very period appropriate!

Homophony 1:35 Polyphony 2:45

drake 💀

What do you use to make those characters

Thank you so so much! Just for the first time, i was introduced to this topic, i already understood clearly

Popping by from the Adobe Express team to say thanks so much for this great video! It's really fun to see the different ways folks use the page creator.