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Discussing Chromatic Thirds in Music: Behind the Score - Episode 45 (Patreon)

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2023-08-09 15:49:23
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After telling y'all incessantly that I hear a Chromatic Third in the music that I'm reviewing, I thought that it would be a good idea to actually discuss what they are. 

In this video, I go into detail about these third/mediant relationships in music and how they sound different than the normal fifth relationships found in functional tonal harmony.

I hope you enjoy!

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Herr Lefe

Suggestions: a BTS about keychanges and/or diminished chords. Or why not both (Tony Banks once said that a diminished chord is an excellent way to make a key change).

Thom P

If this all made sense to me, you have accomplished something! It helped that you were using a keyboard. That visual helped me to recognize the chords I use when I am composing, even if I can't name the chord. It sounded right and "sounding right" is my measure of success when writing. I would love to see more like this. I wouldn't want BTS to go away, but perhaps this is a new addition to what you offer. It was nicely presented in a way that should make sense to the experienced as well as those who are just curious. Thank you for this, Doug!

doughelvering
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Thanks Lefe! I could prep and do a lecture on why diminished chords offer a great way to make a key change. :)