Intervallic Sequencing in the Music of Frank Zappa
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- An analysis of Frank Zappa's non-diatonic melodies. A look at intervallic sequencing in the orchestral music and the pitch intervals used to construct melodic forms in the more difficult to analyse pieces.
chananhanspal....
Zappa's music is subtle, complex, somehow a challenge; and at the same time funny and captivating. A real treasure.
Thank you so much! There's definitely a lack of competent analysis of Frank's music here on UA-cam.
More Zappa content please 🙏
I want to thank you for your excellent work!
I’m a composer, and I have to admit that your videos have helped me better understand some aspects of Zappa.
For example, thanks to you I used-for the first time-the procedure called “isomelism.”
I hope you will make videos on songs like _Jazz From Hell_ (1986) or _Piano_ (1993)!
A minute in and Im already learning.great video
Fascinating and captivating analysis thanks Chanan, I'm not sure I've seen anyone do this as yet with Frank's music in such detail....
Thank you!
I'm pretty sure Dweezil has a good grasp of most of it.😉
New insights in the music of FZ. Thx 🙏
This video is extraordinary, really excellent. It made me so happy. Amazing job.
Brilliant, Chanan,
Bert
Thanks for the vids on Zappa techniques...great stuff!
Outstanding channel. I just subscribed. Thanks.
Excellent, impressive analysis. Thank you for sharing your talent and insight
Thank you so much for doing this. I have been waiting for analysis like this for years. Frank's creativity and knowledge of music is unparalleled. I am going to study this video a lot, I want to incorporate this kind of composition technique to my own music. I look forward to exploring your channel more. I would also like to point out that Dacron is a trade-name for a polyester fiber manufactured by DuPont, and is pronounced "dack ron".
Thanks Ryan, also thanks for the heads up on Dacron, I'll pronounce it properly next time.
Well done, thank you.
Very nice from you !!! Thx and best Regards from f''ing Germany
4:14 Dacron was a synthetic fiber in the 60s and 70s. Like Polyester.
Soundtrack of the TV series, Outer Limits.
Excellent! Thank you.
Great work!
Great job!
Brilliant 👏
How do you go
too many numbers
This is just for the _initiated._
Its "DAcron," emphasis on the first syllable. Dacron is a trade name for a woven form of PETE, the plastic used to make disposable water bottles.
Thanks for the correction, I think the word Dacron is possibly used more in the USA than in the UK. To be honest, I had never heard the word used in the UK. I will endeavour to pronounce it correctly next time.
Yes yes yes more of these please mate. I hope you're well buddy.
I’ve been listening to Frank for 40 years. You have opened up for me a whole new way to see the structure in his music. Much obliged!
im a self taught musician with no formal music education but ive taken the time to watch so many music theory videos i think im starting to understand what people are saying...at least to a certain extent
Thanks for sharing your expertise Chanan. I would love to see a series of these!
So Thankfull for your work..just incredible ..Awesome Thank you
Frank Zappa - I miss him so much🤗
Love your channel, I'd been waiting for someone to do some in-depth analysis of Zappa's music as you're doing. Thank you so much !!! Could you ever consider doing an analysis of a single piece such as revised music for guitar and low budget orchestra ?
Many thanks! For single piece analyses, you might be interested in this: www.academia.edu/31660102/Frank_Zappa_and_the_Orchestra_Question_pdf
Idiot question: Isn't this what Approximate is all about? The way I understood it, Zappa created a interval+pitch template and the players choose which notes to use.
"Dacron is a registered trade name for a polyester fiber made by DuPont. Dacron is especially known for its durability, consistency, and quality." and tacky 70s clothing.
Thanks for the correction, I think the word Dacron is possibly used more in the USA than in the UK. To be honest, I had never heard the word used in the UK. I will endeavour to pronounce it correctly next time.
Yes, and it was clothing that was worn by rather square people, therein lies the humor in the title. I don't think Frank would be caught dead or alive in Dacron. Your channel is brilliant, by the way. Enjoy it.
@@SOALNightLive Many thanks!
I really enjoyed your video a lot!
I also found it insightful in a way that I have not ever heard someone explain Frank's music.
Thank you for creating it.
Hey man. Where's the best place to go for zappa scores? I'd love to do some reading.
You Sir are a true scholar....😸
Very informative, thanks! Great stuff
Thank you.
Good video, thanks!
Unbelievable music analysis here
He always had a cigarette :/
Good Sir, you are killin it. But...lol.... its pronounced Bob from DAAY-cron ... it's not a French village..hahaha..arf arf
Many thanks Curtis. Yes, you're not the first person to point that out, I think the word is used more in the USA than here in the UK, I'll endeavour to pronounce correctly in future.
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love it!!
Thank you!
Great analysis! thank you a lot!! Chanan
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
Ah, no wonder none of it sounds good. Literally anyone could write music like this , "do da do dum bo bum do dum dee da dee dum bo bum"
Unless I'm interpreting it wrong, that's a fuckin stupid thing to say.
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u do it then
great googly moogly !!!
I heard the Carpenters are looking for fans. Try some, should be right up you're alley.