Yes, the whole "creative limitation" thing. Awesome. Doing my composition degree my comp teacher had me do a piece like this using only 4; A, C, F#, G#. It's my favorite piece I wrote in the course of my degree.
Very different from the usual style on this channel. I like it, and I am glad you discussed and presented how Peter uses the pitch set. I like the sound of how he arranged them, has a nice and definitely unique sound. Thanks for the breakdown.
Of course if you free the set from specific pitches and just think of it as a set of relations you can employ all the standard serial procedures: transpose, rotate, invert, retrograde, invert & retrograde, have several statements at the same time or interwoven, and combinations thereof, etc.
I would roll one dice 2 times and if you get 1 and 3 u pick C and D and then roll 2 dice 3 times and the sum of both dice numbers and pick notes starting from C that way
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Yes, the whole "creative limitation" thing. Awesome. Doing my composition degree my comp teacher had me do a piece like this using only 4; A, C, F#, G#. It's my favorite piece I wrote in the course of my degree.
The creative limitation issue can give rise to great imagination.
Fantastic lesson! More content on basis of composition, please!
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What a nice subset from the hexatonic collection
Absolutely
Very different from the usual style on this channel. I like it, and I am glad you discussed and presented how Peter uses the pitch set. I like the sound of how he arranged them, has a nice and definitely unique sound. Thanks for the breakdown.
A pleasure
Its really helpfulful Garath, Needed more videos based on Compositions Thank you :)
Excellent.
Thank you for this; I've always been a fan of the idea of 'triad plus one', but this looks like it will lead to a fun rabbit hole!
Go for it!
Delightful. Thank you.
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Sort of tone rows applied to the pentatonic scale.
I like this, cinematic.
It offers many opportunities
Fascinating. I'd never heard of Sculthorpe. I'm going to go check him out.
Very interesting composer.
Haunting!
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such a fun exercise!
Absolutely
Of course if you free the set from specific pitches and just think of it as a set of relations you can employ all the standard serial procedures: transpose, rotate, invert, retrograde, invert & retrograde, have several statements at the same time or interwoven, and combinations thereof, etc.
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Thank you sir 🙏
A pleasure
Thanks !
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It does evoke snow rather well I think (perhaps I'm susceptible to suggestion).
Excellent
Can you do a video on quartal and quintal harmony and the different colors that can be produced?
Good idea
Thank you for this inspiring video, opening new horizons...far away from Bach chorales.
Glad it’s useful
Limited range and notes can also be good for writing easy pieces for beginner players (not really for piano)
True
Merci
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How to pickup other 5 notes please?
Sure you could choose your own set of notes
You could randomly select them.
Absolutely
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I would roll one dice 2 times and if you get 1 and 3 u pick C and D and then roll 2 dice 3 times and the sum of both dice numbers and pick notes starting from C that way
Sounds creepy
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