Jan 18, 2018
Dmitri Shostakovich, Stalin, and government censorship of the arts. It’s all part of the history behind Shostakovich’s 5th Symphony.
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Dmitri Shostakovich, Stalin, and government censorship of the arts. It’s all part of the history behind Shostakovich’s 5th Symphony.
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Looking at More Complex Polyrhythms - Music Theory Crash Course
After looking back at the first video I did, I think I should share these other visualizations with you because they might help someone understand what a polyrhythm is besides just looking at one on sheet music.Â
Polyrhythms are based on the concept that any note can be broken down into any number of smaller notes - musicians call this subdividing or subdivisions. The idea is that you can take any note and divide it equally into 2 parts, 3 parts, 4 parts, into infinity. And a polyrhythm is created when you play two different subdivisions at the same time.Â
My first idea was to use shapes and in the video we look at a few examples using this method. My next idea was to use a simple rectangle, then for however many subdivisions there are, divide the rectangle evenly.Â
We listen to some examples of this in the video as well as combining polyrhythms into poly-polyrhythms? Not sure what to call it, but you'll see what I'm talking about at the end of the video.
It’s time for another music theory video. YAY! So, with Halloween just around the corner I figured we should talk about the different types of minor scales because they seem to be the middle-child of scales when it comes to music education. So, here goes!
How to build music scales. 🎹
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