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A thread for celebrating the destruction of music
- Thread starter muteKi
- Start date
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
I'll have more to add to this thread later, when I'm not posting from my phone, but I wanted to say that this:
Gets stuck in my head all the time.
Gets stuck in my head all the time.
Nothing to add but I’m so happy this thread is back
muteKi
Ell eye ell why, ee ee ell why
I don't know if this is the destruction or the fulfillment of music -- after all, what was giant steps but the next step in jazz harmony to take after the ii-V-I pattern; both Giant Steps and the ii-V-I are based on traversal through the circle of fifths, after all, with the descent by fifths being something of a cliche in baroque music itself, the most basic building block of Western functional harmony taken to its logical conclusion. Despite its unusual form, Giant Steps itself is still based on relationships between values in the circle of fifths, instead structured in a way that creates an ambiguous rather than clear tonic.
Then again I'm sure even today that Schoenberg has his detractors as well.
Then again I'm sure even today that Schoenberg has his detractors as well.
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
Stop selling, I'm already buying!