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Sir I have keyboard of yamaha psr 1500 on which music I do practice this sheet music?

My teacher is Chinese 😂😂❤😊 1:25 1:26

I'm a tuba player and rarely to we play the first note in music. Often we do play the last but I'm having trouble when reading my parts using you method for determining key, especially minor keys.

Excellent overview! Thanks for this! This is helpful for my Grade 9 Music history class that I'm handling this year! 🙂

Good job 😮.

Medieval Music : When it started : Started around 500ad and lasted to around 1500ad Started when the west wall of Rome collapsed What is Medieval Music? It is monophonic it's in Latin and sounds like a gorgerain chant it has 8 modes 3 types of Organum -polyphonic- parrel organic meaning they move together staying at a fixed distance as such parrel Free organum meaning the can freely change their note Melismatic organism one part is fixed on the same note while the other can freely move

Why are you blurring the chords ?

Thank you

I have a TON of music to learn! I would have never guessed this stuff existed. 😂😂😂

Beautiful... Shame there is no image..would have loved to see you playing 😊Thankyou for sharing 🙏

Thanks for the lecture and demonstration, mate. Liked and subscribed. 👍

i thought 6/4 was part of simple meter bc it goes 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 and 6 and so cant it divide to 2? thanks

thank you so much.

Why are pianists always so worried about chromatic scale to the point that they get astonished when an instrument does not have an "easy" chromatic scale or no chormatic scale at all (I don't know for sure, but it seems the harp doesn't have a chormatic scale). They make sound like music is not possible without it for some reason...

thank you so much, i was able to understand thanks to you

Excellent😊

Wonderful

Thank you so much! The simplest explanation of cadences I’ve ever heard!

thanks man was really helpful!

Why is youtube blurring the treble clef? Too much like a thousand pop songs? :D

Why there are half-steps, but no 1/3 or 1/4 steps?

Totally useless. WTF is half-step? Semi-tone? Why the hell there are semi-tones in the first place? Why there is no semi-whatever between E and F??? The whole thing doesn’t make any fricking sense. Why there are no H, J, or Q notes? The whole thing seems absolutely arbitrary, and nobody, including my wife who is a music teacher, can explain any of it, besides ‘it’s just so’

love it thanks for you work video

can I just say that the person talking sounds exactly like the narrator in slay the princess, I may be tripping though. Maybe because of this, I was able to focus more clearly

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Awesome stuff Sir 👏 THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉THANK YOU

In addition, secular music also contained dance music, some courtly, others peasant and commoner class. Also at least 2 full scale musical dramas, Play of Daniel and Play of Herod. Great job on filling in details on this important period of music

Soooo don’t play the note again at the end of the tie???

To identify the key with sharp(s), add a semitone to the last sharp. F# + 1 halftone gives you the G major. To identify the key with flat(s), use the flat right before the last flat and that is the name of the key. A Eb and a Bb to its left is a Bb major

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Very nice

im confused about the cadence use and the functions of subdominant and so because i understand this is tonal music????

That end result was a Dungeon Synth masterpiece

Good luck in music gcse today guys!

I don’t know nothing about music at this level but still understood what it means, you are a win explaining this 👏🏼

How come some of the notes were blurred?

Finally a video that explains the parts i had an issue with!

I’ve never heard my name so many times I was decided in 8th grade that I am a deceptive Cadence

Wooow! Gentle Breeze is awesome!

Excellent video, thank you Ben!

Thank you 😊 sir...I can identify cadences❤

thank you for still posting <3

Here after watching MLP Season 2 finale. There's a song in it where a doppelganger character sings in a deceptive cadence and the real one sings in a perfect cadence and I just had to know what that means lol.

That Mozart excerpt sounds like Glass. His Glassworks One is pretty much seven minutes of 3 against 2 and kind of easy to get out of sync.

Here are melodies associated with cadences! Plagel- Amen Perfect - Give A Little Bit Deceptive- Beauty and the Beast intro Imperfect- To be continued

Anyone else bothered that he didn't play the g#/c# fourth after he explained it?

Those three instruments all seem to be in the same, or similar, registers or octaves. Do you know whether this is the case?

Organum sounds so cohesive. I love it.

You really need to boost your audio before you process and output your videos.