Thank you. Part 1 was bars (measures) 1 - 30. Part 2 bar 30 to the first note of bar 79 should be done by late July or early August. Part 3 measures 79 to the end will be done later this year.
@@febilogi Greetings from Australia. If you are interested in music analysis, there are more on my website: composernotes.com/analysis.php Regards Robert
I have started a chord symbol analysis of this several times, so is great to find your exemplary piece of work. Interesting correlation with Herbie Hancock's treatments of suspended dominant chords "Maiden Voyage". Best wishes from London.
@@simonpurcell66 Hello and thank you for your comments. I am analysing the rest of the work and will upload that in the coming weeks. I was unaware of the connection with Herbie Handcock's harmonic processes, but love to hear of those unexpected alignments. Greetings from Australia, Regards Robert
I had just analyzed it few days ago! We connected!
Did you make the next part(s)? I would be willing to pay for it 🥹 this piece is just too beautiful to ignore the harmony context
Thank you. Part 1 was bars (measures) 1 - 30. Part 2 bar 30 to the first note of bar 79 should be done by late July or early August. Part 3 measures 79 to the end will be done later this year.
@@composernotes thanks for the info! I can't wait to learn from your analysis ☺️ have a great sunday, sir. Greetings from Indonesia.
@@febilogi Greetings from Australia. If you are interested in music analysis, there are more on my website: composernotes.com/analysis.php Regards Robert
I have started a chord symbol analysis of this several times, so is great to find your exemplary piece of work. Interesting correlation with Herbie Hancock's treatments of suspended dominant chords "Maiden Voyage". Best wishes from London.
@@simonpurcell66 Hello and thank you for your comments. I am analysing the rest of the work and will upload that in the coming weeks. I was unaware of the connection with Herbie Handcock's harmonic processes, but love to hear of those unexpected alignments. Greetings from Australia, Regards Robert