Amazing Explanation - Basis of Harmony in Tonal Music in 5 minutes

[@billaveda6408]

If you know your scales and the basis of Diatonic Harmony, then you'll understand that this video is Solid Gold for composers.

[@johnlanou]

This is so great. From the Renaissance to the Baroque in 5 minutes.

[@danie7071]

Damn! Had little idea of what he is talking about, but I so enjoyed this lecture. New to learning music and learning all I can.

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

1 year later, you get what he said, right?

[@Koropokel]

3:58 GOD SORRY

[@CalebePriester]

He mentions Bach at the end... I guess there's no way around it, Bach is music and music is Bach.

[@TommyOnSax]

Nice Video!

[@somasabul3883]

Perfected by Chopin codified by Bach, maybe. This is oversimplified account of the tonal system for public consumption.

[@michaelgiordano3757]

Imagine thinking folk musicians weren’t using these harmonies for years before western classical music figured any of it out

[@fanilo95]

lol

[@avodonosov]

It explains nothing, whatsoever.

[@enricopriori1333]

Exactly. It is completely unintelligible unless you already know what he is "explaining".

[@edigabrieli7864]

Actually he is brilliant he did say a whole lot in a few minutes. He's teaching Harmony e Composition to advance students not beginners.

[@avodonosov]

@@edigabrieli7864 This specific video contains nothing advanced, just basic harmonic series info and mentions (not explains) the tonic - dominant - secondary dominant relations. It just does not explain the Basis of Harmony in Tonal Music.

[@shangshi4609]

I didn’t understand much,lol

[@sophiafakevirus-ro8cc]

@@enricopriori1333 And once you understand the basics of music theory you understand everything he said.

[@gasparucciox9706]

amazing!