How Music Works 3 - Harmony - Part 3 @timegrinder
How Music Works 3 - Harmony - Part 3  @timegrinder
Uploaded September 2008 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Part 4: youtube.com/watch?v=71ik4Qt3MUw

Renaissance - development of chord progressions in dance music. Passamezzo Antico: (Am G Am E, then Am G Am E Am)- Greensleeves. Passamezzo Moderno (C F G) - the primary triads still dominate music.

Dischord / dissonance - the tritone (Devil's Interval). (Jimi Hendrix "Purple Haze").

Summary - Harmonics generate triads, Notes fit chords, major and minor have diferent moods, the relationships between chords create a sense of progression.

Tonic and Dominant are the most important relationships in western music from 15c onwards. (Beethoven: "Ode to Joy", Bruce Springsteen: "Born to Run", Beethoven: "5th Symphony").
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