Matt Kaemmerer - Modes and Moods: How Musical Scales Create Emotion / Nerd Nite Tokyo #35
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- Опубликовано: 15 фев 2020
- Matt Kaemmerer - Modes and Moods: How Musical Scales Create Emotion
Nerd Nite Tokyo -- July 12, 2019 @ Nagatacho GRID
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You are right, Phrygian mode is very popular in Egyptian and Arabic music. It is called the Kurd Maqam.
Something to check out.
Fan fact: the guy asking at 23:14 saying "Aaare you" is actually singing a perfect 5th.
C to G
it sounds a little sharper to me, more like a minor 6th, or C to Ab
@@alexanderrogers1103 i think its C to G and maybe few hertz more but perfect fifth. Don't have time to go deeper into it but it's fun 🙂
think Star Wars. Think Star Wars.
Yeah, thats it
This was insanely helpful! I love the way he teaches this. He makes it fun and easy! I’ve been fondling the guitar for years! I have never understood how though. Doing self study can be really difficult without guidance. This made a lot of sense. Thank you!
I took ap music theory in high school and was plagued by modes on the test (written- 3, aural- 2, overall 2). I love my teacher, and we really didn't cover modes. it's been five years and I finally understand them now!! Because of you and this video!!!! Thank you so much for sharing and for explaining in an easy to digest way. May your instruments stay in tune and may your jazz stay funky 🧡🧡
Now I finally understood what modes are. Thank you for your presentation!
Excellent! Glad I could shed some light on the subject
@@matthewkaemmerer7569 it's the licc
Superb presentation of modes theory and very engaging speaker, thanks!
Great presentation and perspective! And you wore the perfect shirt :D
*L I C C*
We finally get to watch this!! We can not serve A Minor :-) Keep these videos coming :-)
This was mad fun, and I actually learned it!! this guy is amazing!
This is a super amazing resource, thank you :D
Great presentation and great crowd! Haha. Thanks for sharing this. I’ve been looking for more info on musical emotions
Wonderfull... thanks a lot
Best regards from France
Kudos for being able to sing out all them mode scales! I struggle even with minor vs major :D
This helped me so much with my modes thank you!
Man you have a great delivery and personality that makes a topic of much confusion and frustration go by so easy. as a teacher watching this was so helpfull to me maybe when i teach modes in future it will be less like eating vegetables for my students and more like the candy modes really are when taught in a fun way thank you so much u are awesome
Great Presentation man! I learned a lot from this! :)
Just saw his shirt and chuckled immediately.
Missing something ... notes on his shirt, what's funny ? ...???
@@michaelsmusic3532 It plays out the infamous jazz lick
@@robertmkhitaryan2230 Thanks for the reply ... guess I'm new to a bit more than I had originally thought lol
But ... what infamous Jazz riff ?
@@michaelsmusic3532 "The Lick" is simply infamous because it is heard repeatedly or excessively in solos
@@robertmkhitaryan2230 Ahh yes, “the lick”
Phrygian sounds like Hecate's Greece to me. There is a pentatonic scale called "Egyptian" which is 1-2-4-5-b7 and does not evoke images of pharaohs at all to me lol
super !! ... thx man
This is great exercise.
Good presentation
The simpsons theme is actually in lydian dominant, you did a great job explaining!!
Joe Satriani Flying in a Blue Dream is a great example of lydian as well.
I hate to be that guy, but the simpsons theme is in Lydian Dominant
noooo b, jus Bb
Yup! Lydian flat 7th. It's very subtle, and most people are not going to go that deep, unfortunately.
Beatles Eleanor Rigby is in Dorian.
Always good to hear somethig from LOTR soundtrack 🤣 🎵
It's beautiful, and full of cool uses of modes :)
I like the T-shirts
May I have the source of music extracts link please ?😊
Modes are easy to understand, very cryptic for
Most
Though
Jurassic Park theme is ionian, but great video anyway!👍👍
The remaining mystery here is why most people would agree that some arrangements of pitches have any emotional effect at all!
This is the part where music crosses over with quantum physics... from the perspective of quantum physics every atom is energy vibrating... vibrations affect vibrations.
11:29 he does the Riker shirt pull
Why are good things always in low quality?? I couldn't watch it. Sorry
Subtitulos en español por favor
what do you get when you throw a paino down a mine shaft? a flat minor.
Polish man !!
Lydianess ??? lol
Does Dr. DRE Use Modes for Beat Production? Uhh.. No.
The whole "brighter vs darker" thing is bs in my opinion ... Any key will sound darker if you play in it using lower frequencies, and brighter using higher frequencies, but that's it. If I play a C major scale, and then move UP to higher notes and play an F major scale, the F major scale will sound brighter for sure. The only reason we think of this whole brighter and darker thing is *because* the circle of 4ths has been around so long in music education.
Perhaps, but in my opinion it seems you're not really listening.
I was skeptical of this first claim about bright and dark, but it took a moment to get that he's referring to the set of intervals relative to the root of the key. (Not the absolute pitches.) It's a fair question if people never exposed to much music have the same opinion.
I just understood it recently, write out the circle of 5ths in a line, then the 4ths right below it in a parallel line.... Stack them on a piano, stack 5ths its bright lydian, stack 4ths you get minor... And skip every other note, or every 3rd note, and 4th, and so on, and youll see 11 different patterns that make up every scale we use! The circle of 5ths and tritones are crazy and magical
How musical scales create emotion? I wish that the presenter went more into the mechanics of what he was presenting. He didn’t really answer the question of “how” musical scales do create emotion. It was more of a question and answer presentation. Excellent presentation otherwise. Sorry for the criticism Matt.
Tom Sisson
Says nothing...
Express not create
Your wrong.
Ummm no one asked + L + ratio + you fell off
Nice work. :)