I was taught that the mediant movement of two major chords signifies anything hero related, and you hear it all over the place with John Williams, but I think it comes from Wagner. My take on this is that Harry isn't quite there yet. He's shown the broom which is a means for him to become a hero thus the hero "motif" is disguised with the 7th added to the C chord. Cheers! (good series)
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I will put the exercise into practice, I liked it very much and when it is solved with that disposition it is really satisfactory.
It's a nice pair of chords with clean voice leading. Thanks for watching!
Excellent, didn't realize it worked for both a minor or major 3rd interval apart from the tonic chord (sharing a common tone regardless), thanks!
Isn’t that cool? Mediant progressions/sequences can be so smooth because of those common tones.
I was taught that the mediant movement of two major chords signifies anything hero related, and you hear it all over the place with John Williams, but I think it comes from Wagner.
My take on this is that Harry isn't quite there yet. He's shown the broom which is a means for him to become a hero thus the hero "motif" is disguised with the 7th added to the C chord.
Cheers! (good series)
That's good insight. It's like the Bb kind softens the heroic effect of the chords.
A wizard indeed! Great video, Keith!
Thanks!
Same trick with Lotr theme
You're right - the fanfare?
@@Keith_Horn Yes