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Wowow I’m learning so much from this video. Thank you, Angelika! Also your editing really impresses me. How do you create those effects of writing down each letter from a phrase or drawing an object? That looks so cool!!
Thank you so much Jane! This is encouraging to hear :) I use VideoScribe anywhere for that effect. I have always liked videos with the whiteboard animation and decided to figure out how I can do this as well.
Hahaha 🤣 notice how I didn’t have an example for that one either. I actually could not remember a song that was grave. I think it would have to be a funeral march or something quite melancholy.
@@PracticalPianoTips Most funeral marches I think are at 58 BPM. I wanna know about that 24 BPM 🤣 I'm currently taking a composition class. I'll compose something in 24BPM...
@@MusiciansAddition yes it is quite slow, but this is what my sources said, 25-45 BPM and I checked a few. I think that when composers write in slow tempos, they often use smaller note subdivisions as well, and therefore it doesn’t feel as slow, like the Chopin prelude is in cut time. Many of the slow sonata movements also have 16ths and 32nd notes. By the way, I would like to hear your composition at 24 BPM. It should be interesting, lol. I always had a hard time playing anything too slow though.. lol
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my teacher made us listen to this its so educational
keep it up
Thank you for watching! Glad to have you hear :)
Wowow I’m learning so much from this video. Thank you, Angelika! Also your editing really impresses me. How do you create those effects of writing down each letter from a phrase or drawing an object? That looks so cool!!
Thank you so much Jane! This is encouraging to hear :) I use VideoScribe anywhere for that effect. I have always liked videos with the whiteboard animation and decided to figure out how I can do this as well.
I don't think I've ever played a song that's grave... lol! Not gonna lie... sounds awful playing at that speed...
Hahaha 🤣 notice how I didn’t have an example for that one either. I actually could not remember a song that was grave. I think it would have to be a funeral march or something quite melancholy.
@@PracticalPianoTips Most funeral marches I think are at 58 BPM. I wanna know about that 24 BPM 🤣 I'm currently taking a composition class. I'll compose something in 24BPM...
@@MusiciansAddition yes it is quite slow, but this is what my sources said, 25-45 BPM and I checked a few. I think that when composers write in slow tempos, they often use smaller note subdivisions as well, and therefore it doesn’t feel as slow, like the Chopin prelude is in cut time. Many of the slow sonata movements also have 16ths and 32nd notes. By the way, I would like to hear your composition at 24 BPM. It should be interesting, lol. I always had a hard time playing anything too slow though.. lol
@@MusiciansAddition I’m sure you are right about the funeral marches though. I can’t say that I have played a lot of those.