composition in harmonic minor

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  • @halbaroxbajar-nordicfolk1859
    @halbaroxbajar-nordicfolk1859 2 роки тому +1

    Interesting playing. It reminds me a bit of bottleneck blues guitarists in a positive way. Thank you!

    • @barefootarts737
      @barefootarts737  2 роки тому +1

      Thats cool. I like music that comes across as an emergent phenomenon. Like bird calls, and wind blowing in reed grass. So this makes sense. Growing up I thought that Orpheus's lyre was much cooler than Thors Hammer. I recall lisening to the 'diddley bow' as a kid (some documantary) and thinking it was much cooler than a guitar. I grew listening to lots of blues.
      Hendrix, Jordan, prof. Longhair. But never learned the style.
      The aristocracy of some music is unattractive. Blues is for all human beings.
      I heavily copied (attempted) the style of Hindustani Sarangi players to play this way. Watching Illka Heinonen play is also very inspiring for me.

    • @barefootarts737
      @barefootarts737  2 роки тому +1

      There are some great melodies here, and have serious undertones of what would later be a major contribution to the Blues. The idea of the 'blue note' may have come from something like this.
      ua-cam.com/video/dmSVLziYVxI/v-deo.html

    • @halbaroxbajar-nordicfolk1859
      @halbaroxbajar-nordicfolk1859 2 роки тому

      @@barefootarts737 I like that, too. I also love to sit in the woods and listen to the music the birds make together with the wind. And try to take my part there with the Jouhikko. I think the birds like the sound. Heinonen is great! So talented. Do you know Lassi Logren? He inspire me a lot. I like to play old tunes from Finland. They are touching my heart in some way.

    • @halbaroxbajar-nordicfolk1859
      @halbaroxbajar-nordicfolk1859 2 роки тому

      @@barefootarts737 wow I didn’t know that Indian instrument. Very interesting. I will listen to that. Sounds very nice.

    • @barefootarts737
      @barefootarts737  2 роки тому +1

      Hazrat Inayat Khan presents a beautiful idea in his book 'The Mysticism of Sound and Music' that the pentatonic scale emerged from how the fingers fall upon a hollow reed (referring to a flute). The truth of this is less important than the implication of music being embedded into physical objects like reedgrass, combined with the proportions of the hand.
      I think all forms in creation have a musical element, everything makes a sound.

  • @robabnawaz
    @robabnawaz 3 роки тому

    What the hell is the "Raag police"?

    • @barefootarts737
      @barefootarts737  3 роки тому

      Someone who tells me I’m playing a raag wrong without offering any helpful input.
      I’m a little green to the youtube environment and it made me reluctant to use raag in my descriptions even if it’s how I have learned certain technique, melody or riff. I am learning new things and I welcome input based on learning or teaching. Some feedback doesn’t apply to either.

    • @robabnawaz
      @robabnawaz 3 роки тому +2

      @@barefootarts737 that's very silly, one should keep away from such guys.

  • @andypowder2146
    @andypowder2146 Рік тому

    Jesus what the hell!?!?!?

    • @andypowder2146
      @andypowder2146 Рік тому

      Amazing.

    • @barefootarts737
      @barefootarts737  Рік тому +1

      Thanks! I know it's pretty rough. I've come a long way with this tune, as far as pitch accuracy.
      I get really excited when I find something! then I put it up on YT pretty unrefined.
      I guess these are meant as concepts. To be perfected with practice.