Fascination Organ Improvisation - BASIC exercises 5: Monte-Sequence

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @josephlittle-organist
    @josephlittle-organist Год назад +5

    Another wonderful lesson in English. Thank you. You are a great teacher.

  • @rowanlidbury
    @rowanlidbury Год назад +2

    This is gold. If you've studied music theory, you'll know what I mean.

  • @MatVitaL8
    @MatVitaL8 Год назад +4

    Thanks for the video in english, much appreciated!

  • @TheWorldOfHarmony
    @TheWorldOfHarmony Год назад +1

    Already shared on a few FB groups!

  • @andreaswolffmusic
    @andreaswolffmusic Год назад

    Great explanation, thanks for this video! :)

  • @miriamcarpinetti5140
    @miriamcarpinetti5140 Год назад

    Please, give a course on Patreon 💗

  • @johanna-bapt.martaasaeda9499
    @johanna-bapt.martaasaeda9499 Год назад

    Very beautiful, thanks a lot ! Now, I wasn't sure what you meant by that this sequence contains descending 5th and descending 3rd: I see only a-f, b-g , i.e. 3rds. Where are the 5ths?
    I see "ascending 4ths" c-f, d-g, etc.... or did I get it all wrong?

    • @franzjosefstoiber4935
      @franzjosefstoiber4935  Год назад

      Ascending 4ths are descending 5ths!
      In chord relations we only speek about 5ths,thirds and seconds in both directions (this includes the 4ths, 6ths and 7ths!)!

    • @johanna-bapt.martaasaeda9499
      @johanna-bapt.martaasaeda9499 Год назад

      @@franzjosefstoiber4935 Thank you very much for your quick reply and explanation! I didn't know the technical Redewendung in harmony!