Modern Harmony - Lesson 1: Linear Harmony (part 1)

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These are so well made! It looks like these were all recorded back to back! Wow!

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Example 1i was so beautiful!!!

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Absolutely beautiful lesson.

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I loved 1h. Thank you!

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Wonderful insights into modern harmony! Thanks.!

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Example 1h commits the fault of false relation between the C# and C natural, between which, the chromatic inflection should occur in the same voice.

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[@yihaowan861]

I'm confused why example 1i ends on E7/D, which is III2, instead of C. It looks like the D in the bass didn't really resolve.

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What program do you use to make the examples? they sound wonderful.

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This is no program, I do them in a DAW with LOTS of work.

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Does inharmonic = chromatic?

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What's the music/piece in the intro?

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what music is used in the beginning?

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` as long as it stays in the listeners memory ` haha `o ya, that g was coming from chord x before from which note x came from the chord before that…….

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