Negative Harmony Part 3 - Negative harmony for modes
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- In part 3 of my crystal-clear negative harmony tutorial, I’ll show you how negative harmony affects modes of the major scale. Som evry interesting things happen when we apply negative harmony on modes. The transformation of a mode has a relation with the brightness and darkness of a mode. We’ll use the Dorian Brightness Quotient and the circle of fifths to do a remarkable discovery…
We will take the song “Freewill” by the Band Rush in the Lydian mode and convert the song into the negative harmony counterpart to make an awesome variation on this song.
We’ll also look at the difference between Modal interchange and Negative harmony. Both are often confused.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:57 Short recap
02:18 Dorian Brightness Quotient
05:17 Modes and negative harmony
07:49 Example - Freewill by Rush
10:14 Freewill in negative harmony
13:49 Modal Interchange vs Negative Harmony
16:15 Negative harmony
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Finally someone like you who explains it in the best way possible. Thank you!
Very clear and usefull, thanks so much Rob 🎉
Thanks!
Thank you Rob !! This series has taught me more than anything else has in many years. And not because I've been stuck, I've been learning a lot. I was one of those silly "shredder" types who was transcribing Bach Concertos and Paganini's Caprices in the late 80's/early 90's. But this stuff is so mind blowing to me. Also, Freewill !! One of my fave Rush songs. along with Natural Science, Hemispheres, La Villa Strangiato, Cygnus X-1, Jacob's Ladder...
Good to hear that you can use the lessons!
Thanks :)
You've got the best explanations, man. I appreciate the detail and the order of presentation. Such great videos!
Thank you! :)
Amazing as always Rob!!! 👍
Rob wins the internet....again! 🔥
Woah Rush in Phrygian sounds so much more badass haha
Rob, you're amazing, dude ! Thanks a lot
you are so good at this. bravo
Very Very informative 👌 Thanks
VERY NICE..........NEXT LESSON SECONDARY SUBDOMINANTS PLEASE
I'll keep it in mind!
That's perfect idea for guitar battle 😂
You could of shown it with D Dorian.
Then it would of been obvious and a little easier to see the brightness/darkness order of sharps and flats with the modes
D lydian 3 #'s
D Ionian 2#'s
D mixolydian 1#
D Dorian
D aeolian 1b
D phrygian 2b's
D locrian 3b's
I enjoyed the Monty Python references throughout this mini series. 🦶
:)