I love when songwriters hit on something super simple....that is just PERFECT. The two examples that always come to mind are.....this, Laura Palmer's Theme. And the Time track from the Inception soundtrack. Two songs that basically center on nothing but 4 repeating chords......that both transport you to a very specific emotional realm.
Great review! I knew there was a bunch of lydian trickery in this song haha, its truly majestic how well its composed. I've never really managed to modulate with lydian so this is a prime example of how it is done!
Great job guys ! Really helpful analysis. Couldn't we consider the Emajor as a borrowed chord from the a minor scale, which is the relative minor of c major ?
Hi Thanos! Yeah, it can be considered that, but because the tonality never shifts to A minor in the beginning, I would consider it a mediant. But, you do bring up a good point!
Modern Music Education Yeah I see your point, but i keep my doubts. You 've got a great channel going on. You have got a new fan ! Keep up your good work.
that Lydian chord in the chorus section is one of the most beautiful chords I’ve heard in my life.
I love when songwriters hit on something super simple....that is just PERFECT.
The two examples that always come to mind are.....this, Laura Palmer's Theme.
And the Time track from the Inception soundtrack.
Two songs that basically center on nothing but 4 repeating chords......that both transport you to a very specific emotional realm.
Brings a tear to my eye every time.
God I love the Lydian mode, isn't it TOO dreamy?
Awesome video man, this song has such heavy emotional weight to it, its genius
Good work, congratulations!
Great review! I knew there was a bunch of lydian trickery in this song haha, its truly majestic how well its composed. I've never really managed to modulate with lydian so this is a prime example of how it is done!
Awesome analysis! I was sad to see you only have one video, hope you can keep doing theory videos like this :)
Heard those unique chords in the walking dead game soundtrack and was wondering why it sounded so much like this theme. Learned alot👍
great video. Thanks for taking the time to do an explanation on such a wonderful piece o music
Thanks a lot. Very interesting.
Great job guys ! Really helpful analysis. Couldn't we consider the Emajor as a borrowed chord from the a minor scale, which is the relative minor of c major ?
Hi Thanos! Yeah, it can be considered that, but because the tonality never shifts to A minor in the beginning, I would consider it a mediant. But, you do bring up a good point!
Modern Music Education Yeah I see your point, but i keep my doubts. You 've got a great channel going on. You have got a new fan ! Keep up your good work.
Very great video! Thank you very much man great info!!!!
Thank you
Minor 6th Chords are just the best.... :)
cool thank you !!
Nice video! Keep doing more vids like that!
Super video