The Rhythms of Tigran Hamasyan's Etude No.1
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2019
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This time we are going to be analyzing and performing Tigran Hamasyan's piano piece Etude #1, from his 2017 album "An Ancient Observer".
We are gonna break down some interesting polyrhythmic concepts featured in the piece, using layers of 7 and 5 subdivisions. To add a challenging twist, we are going to perform the piece over a steady quarter note pulse!
Skip to 3:39 to watch the performance.
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En este video vamos a analizar e interpretar una pieza para piano titulada Etude #1, compuesta por Tigran Hamasyan y publicada en su album de 2017 "An Ancient Observer".
Analizaremos algunos conceptos polirrítmicos interesantes, basados en capas de 7 y 5 subdivisiones. Para añadir un pequeño desafío, vamos a ejecutar la pieza sobre un pulso diferente al original!
Salta al 3:39 para ver la pieza.
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Excellent Analysis and instruction on how to approach the polyrhythmic elements in this piece. Also, an excellent performance! I think it worth noting that the quarter note pulse is revealed briefly in the piece at 4:36. Tigran does this in many of his more complex rhythm pieces to show reveal the how it fits in a more normal framework. Again really enjoyed your insight and performance.
Thank you!
At 4:36 that is actually dotted eight notes on the right hand’s thumb. At that point it would be groups of 7s and 3s on the RH, 5s on the LH and the pulse in 4s.
I do wonder if Tigran thinks of the pulse in groups of 5 or in quarter notes!
@@Groovetude Wow you're right. I had to slow it down to really hear it. I am not sure how he thinks the pulse of this piece, but in listening to his rhythmic vocalizations as he plays, i bet it is in smaller groups of 2s and 3s. I can't hear it consistently to get a clear idea of what he is doing.
Oh wow, Brilliant! I'm thinking of buying the sheet music from his website with this, Markos & Markos, and Lilac in it. This video will be great help! Thanks mate!
Thanks! I do recommend you buy the sheet music, the layout is beautiful and the transcriptions are spot on!
Great video! Thank you!
Amazing work.
Fantastic, thanks!
Man, thanks for the video. Amazing!
Brillant ! Thanks !
wow so cool
great video!
Thank you!
Nice to See you around here. It's true though, this video is great if you're trying to understand this brilliant man.
@@jakobrose3283 yooooooo
Awesome! Subbed. Great channel. keep it up!
super cool thx man！
Amazing man, please analyse more!
Cool!
Thank you!
Cool
Merci pour cette analyse. Je comprends mieux comment fonctionne cette pièce maintenant !
De rien!
I have a feeling Avishai Cohen is gonna be a future video topic????
Maybe, I am trying to focus more on my own music for now, but definitely possible in the future
Je ne trouve pas que ce Hamasyan groove. Toute sa musique sonne tres mecanique. On dirait des boites a musique. Dans le groove ya un rebond, une sensation de mouvement qu'on a pas du tout dans ses compos ni dans ses impros. On sent que c'est un musicien issu du classique. C'est raide et sec.