Ryan, I can't thank you enough for this series of videos. You have answered so many questions that I wasn't sure how to phrase when googling. You have an excellent teaching style, clear, succinct and demonstrative.

I only got one wrong. I dunno why i answered mozart but deep on my heart it feels like it’s pokemon and that was actually from pokemon. Hahhaa ive been playing pkmn since a kid wew 97’ liner here

It would be fun if a pokemon expert and a music expert do it together

Thank you so much. I'm a student and my teacher assign me to make an improvisation with different modes, you help me a lot!

Ther is no way a music expert can't sync audio and video properly tho.

I bought two doriana and one mixolydian a get for free, I think it's a good business.

1:18:34 is my favorite one from this comp. Find And Leave, Joanna Borowska.

That was very fun to watch, didn't think I would sit through this all the way but I did!

Tuba player who plays saxophone, saxophone is really good with articulation and different playing styles, we can play very short, accented, very fast and articulate, and very legato and melodic. Please use saxophones we want to play in the orchestra.

Wait, 5 million+ views? Who knew music theory was so popular. I’m still trying to process all of this. 😂

as a university pianist who has played a ton of mozart, you can really tell what kind of licks he likes to write cause he reuses them constantly, so the moment i see a mozarty looking rhythm or chord progression i get mozart ptsd

Plus you mentioned you go to half diminished scale for dark stuff I’m checking that one out For I did try out locrian loved it. Only thing is when I git back to the tonic chord scale I just played the minor and chucked the flat 5

Thanks watching this was a eureka moment in understanding

thanks!✨

Hey Ryan did you ask the questions from your viewers that you asked on your community post for this livestream you made a month ago? i didnt see them

Great!

Great Vid!

Not me getting a perfect score because I have played too much pokemon

Is there a part 2??

12 I never understood how to even apply this four part chorale. Is this really necessary in this day and age, where you mostly don’t need individuated voicing? If you still think so, do you have a video on how to extend 4 parts to a whole orchestra or string, and just info on it in general?

Wait a second and think; you said - dorian starting on d is called d dorian but actually it is c-dorian with signature of c-major. D-dorian starts on E and it has f sharp and c sharp in its signature….it is the mode of d-major scale. One more for a good measure:::F-dorian starts on g and it has b flat in its signature, that’s why we musicians call it f-dorian. Conversely d-lydian starts on g and it has f sharp and c sharp while c-lydian starts on f and has no sharps or flats at its signature. Good luck….PRECISION is IMPORTANT

came for tip 12 but stayed for tip 28, 29, and 31. fr this was no filler, awesome to hear things I may have known technically but the context really helped connect the dots for me

Early pokemon was on limited voicebanks, so classical structure was an optimal composing style for the hardware.

Mozart assistindo polemon na tv😂😊

I avoided this video for so long because I thought it was a fucking stupid rap battle

A couple things that might help people too. If you can sing a major scale (in tune) on solfege, Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do. All you have to do is learn what resting tone goes with each tonality. Re to Re is Dorian, Mi to Mi is Phrygian, Fa to Fa is Lydian. Everything else stays the same just with a different resting tone. The other aspect which always gets lost is the characteristic chords that go with each tonality and how they relate to each other. Major and Minor are cousins with a I to V relationship, Dorian and Mixolydian are cousins with a I to VII relationship, Lydian and Phrygian are cousins with a I to II relationship. Locrian is on its own and doesn't need to be talked about. Major: I V IV Minor: i V iv Dorian: i VII IV Mixolydian: I VII IV Lydian: I II VII Phrygian: i ii VII Locrian: i (dim) vii ii

I dont which orchestra you have watched but the piano is very common in European orchestras. At this very moment the national orchestra of spain is just looking for a pianist

Sub spanish?

Thank you for a high quality video! I will recommend: W. A. Mathieu, Harmonic experience. Foundational, deep, changes the way one understands music and sound.

Which version of Dorico are you using? I just started with Elements.

I find very useful that you show yourself searching for ideas. Showing that everything does not come by itself.

Im such a Pokemon fan, I can tell if it’s Pokemon music or not just by hearing what it sounds like, I’ve never heard the first one in the intro before in my life and I just knew it was pokemon

For exemple, in the song I Want To Hold Your Hand, why you say Em is i from Em instead of just saying it's the vi chord from G ? I don't get it

I got 11 points 😎

Oh my gosh, this sounds amazing. I really didn’t need the temptation to spend more money right now. 😂