It’s as if the music is constantly evolving since the poly rhythm keeps everything in a rather unsettled state. Great work, don’t even know how to approach creating stuff like this.
I love polyrhythms because they add an almost eerie feeling simply because our brains are so used to hearing 4/4, 3/4 and 6/8. I love in 5/4, and lately I’m trying to make pieces in 7/4
You’re severely underrated. Honestly, you should start an Instagram and post your works on there as well. It’s easier to pick up traction than UA-cam and with how unique your music is people will folk to it
Awesome as always! Not sure if you've seen Dutch composer Louis Andriessen's notation for 5s? It's a crotchet/quarter note with a dot, but the dot is not next to the notehead, rather the dot is next to the end of the stem. Is it possible to buy the sheet music from you?
Oh wow! I had no idea. I guess I'm not the only one who gets annoyed by constantly tying a dotted 8th to an 8th haha. Can you point out a score where I can find an example? I would like to check it out. I'm sorry I have been postponing the website for too long! I will have it up this summer with all sheet music available!
@@Groovetude pretty sure he uses them in De Staat, De Snelheid and Hout. Although I think his publishers might not use that notation because it's hard to input into digital notation software... But if you can find his handwritten scores he uses them there
Sos de Venezuela? Dejame que te traduzca, esto está tremendo! Saludos amigo, llegué hasta aquí buscando estudios polimétricos para el piano, conocés algo disponible?
Gracias!🙏 Me alegra tu entusiasmo! La verdad no conozco algo especifico a parte del estudio 1 de Tigran. Tal vez algunos estudios de Ligeti? Depende de a que te refieras con “polimétricos”. La diferencia entre los términos “polyrhythm/polymeter/cross-rhythm” no es muy universal y a veces eso complica la busqueda de material
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It’s as if the music is constantly evolving since the poly rhythm keeps everything in a rather unsettled state. Great work, don’t even know how to approach creating stuff like this.
I love polyrhythms because they add an almost eerie feeling simply because our brains are so used to hearing 4/4, 3/4 and 6/8. I love in 5/4, and lately I’m trying to make pieces in 7/4
You’re severely underrated. Honestly, you should start an Instagram and post your works on there as well. It’s easier to pick up traction than UA-cam and with how unique your music is people will folk to it
Thank you! I just started posting on Ig recently, you can check it out @groovetude
@@Groovetude followed !
That 30/16 (or 12+10+8/16) was sick
That was really good! I love the mechanical aspect of polyrhythms. It's like an unstoppable machine that twists your brain.
Glad you enjoy it!
This channel needs to be more popular than it is. I love this content
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Love the quintuplet grouping on the left hand - harmonies and rhythm amazing as always!!
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Truly incredible! Love the polyrhythm at 1:45
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Still great the tenth time you listen to it. This is exactly the sort of thing I would like to learn the piano for.
Super cool. Spacious, concentrated determinism.
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Found this a little late, still, absolutely incredible! Extremely underrated
Thank you. Glad you enjoy it!
One must have two brains to be able to play like this.
Wonderful! Beautiful melody in poly-rhythm!!
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I keep getting amazed every video you upload, keep it up!
I appreciate your support! Thank you🙏
One of the best for me 🙌
Glad you enjoy it!
@@Groovetude sir Im amaze with your skill im just a beginner too whose want to learn Polyrhythm style.
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Bro where are you nowadays. I just now discovered you😢
Just found this on reddit. Amazing, already subscribed.
Thank you! I appreciate it🙏
I specifically like the counter melody in the alto @2:20. Haunting. Cheers!
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But why do music like these hit so differently!?!?
You should put this on spotify lol
Awesome as always! Not sure if you've seen Dutch composer Louis Andriessen's notation for 5s? It's a crotchet/quarter note with a dot, but the dot is not next to the notehead, rather the dot is next to the end of the stem. Is it possible to buy the sheet music from you?
Oh wow! I had no idea. I guess I'm not the only one who gets annoyed by constantly tying a dotted 8th to an 8th haha. Can you point out a score where I can find an example? I would like to check it out.
I'm sorry I have been postponing the website for too long! I will have it up this summer with all sheet music available!
@@Groovetude pretty sure he uses them in De Staat, De Snelheid and Hout. Although I think his publishers might not use that notation because it's hard to input into digital notation software... But if you can find his handwritten scores he uses them there
@@OscarMSmithMusic Thanks for sharing! I will try to find it!
This is great.
Sos de Venezuela? Dejame que te traduzca, esto está tremendo!
Saludos amigo, llegué hasta aquí buscando estudios polimétricos para el piano, conocés algo disponible?
Gracias!🙏 Me alegra tu entusiasmo! La verdad no conozco algo especifico a parte del estudio 1 de Tigran. Tal vez algunos estudios de Ligeti? Depende de a que te refieras con “polimétricos”. La diferencia entre los términos “polyrhythm/polymeter/cross-rhythm” no es muy universal y a veces eso complica la busqueda de material
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Send this to Kendrick for his next rap exposé
Is the sheet music available? (Although, as a beginner, I am definitely not able to play this 😅)
It will be soon! I will let you know as soon as the site is up! Thank you for watching