Chords
Chord structure: what are chords made of, and why are they so called?
So, the structure of chords is a topic that we will develop today. And, first of all, let's turn to the definition of a chord, clarify what it represents. Accord is a consonance, a sound complex. In a chord, at the same time or one after the other, at least three sounds should be performed in turn, because the harmonies in which only two sounds are called differently are intervals.
How to remember chords on the beginnings of famous melodies
It doesn't matter what causes the urgent need to memorize chords by heart. Perhaps you need to show off skills in front of fellow musicians. Or, much worse, the solfeggio exam is “on the nose”, and you do not distinguish a triad from a quartekstektakord — a crime within the framework of the criminal code, in the opinion of your theorist.
American music
Chuck Berry: interesting facts, best songs, biography, listen
Chuck Berry Want to know how the history of rock and roll began? With the courageous experiments of Chuck Berry. This lively, energetic African American has become a source of inspiration for many musicians. Fans of the genre are wondering: would you hear the world of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones or The Animals, if not for Chuck Berry?
American music
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Ensembles
Concert programs of the ensemble "Semper-musica"
Concert programs: "In the name of Clara" R. Schumann - Quartet op.47 Es-dur for piano, violin, viola and cello I. Brahms - Quartet No. 1 g-moll op.25 for piano, violin, viola and cello The program is composed from the works of composers - romantics. This genre is easy for anyone to listen to, regardless of age, musical tastes and degree of preparedness.
La Campanella. Performances
Kings and beggars Songs and dances of kings and beggars performed by the ensemble of ancient music "La Campanella" The music, as in a mirror, reflects the life and work of famous rulers - Thibault Champagne, Henry VIII, Anna of Brittany and Prince of Orange, Karl XII of Sweden, Louis XIV - and their simple contemporaries.
Top Articles
About three types of major
You already know that music is most often recorded in a major and minor mode. Both of these frets have three varieties each — the natural, harmonic and melodic range. There is nothing terrible behind these names: the basis for all is the same, only certain levels change in the harmonic and melodic major or minor (VI and VII).
Beethoven's Piano Sonatas with Titles
Sonatas genre in the works of L. Beethoven occupies a very important place. The classical form undergoes evolution and is transformed into a romantic one. His early opuses can be called the legacy of the Viennese classics Haydn and Mozart, but in mature works music is completely unrecognizable. With time, the images of Beethoven’s sonatas completely disappear from external problems into subjective experiences, the internal dialogues of a person with himself.
The Legend of Orpheus and Eurydice
The Legend of Orpheus and Eurydice The beautiful love story of the ancient Greek youth Orpheus, the son of the god Apollo, and the beautiful nymph Eurydice still arouses trepidation in the hearts of people. Legend has it that Orpheus had a special talent. He perfectly mastered the game of lyre, and his works made the stones move towards the sound of charming melodies.
Myths and Legends of Music
From ancient times, with the help of music, they entered into a trance, sent messages to the deities, lit the hearts of the music for battle and, through the harmony of notes, established peace between the warring parties, recognized melody in love. Legends and legends about music brought to us from the depth of centuries many interesting things. Myths about music are quite widespread among the ancient Greeks, but we will tell you from their mythology only one story, a story about the appearance of flutes on Earth.