Bartok Mikrokosmos: Analysis of Bulgarian Rhythm (No. 115)

[@rakatafly1978]

Splendid analysis!!! Thank you soooo much!!!

[@bkehlenb]

I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for the comment!

[@alirolgeorges]

The pinnacle of educational clarity.!! We dream of such a perfect analysis of Shostakovitch's Waltz ... Well done Maestro !!! ( Georges from France )

[@bkehlenb]

Merci, Georges! Thank you for watching and for your comment.

[@a.a.dehulster7567]

Very interesting analysis, it gives new insight into this ingenious and beautiful piece, thanks!

[@jpqpmusic]

This is really awesome, esential video for composers!! The music of Bartok is an eternal source of inspiration. Thank you so much.

[@bkehlenb]

Thanks for your comment! I have also been greatly influenced by his processes.

[@composer7325]

brilliant, thank you so much.

[@bkehlenb]

Thanks again for watching, Peter, and for your endorsement!

[@composer7325]

Your analysis is exceptional, please upload more,regards Peter.@@bkehlenb

[@jasonwilliams3871]

Really delightful. I’m Weirdly tied to this piece as it always reminds me of 80’s sitcom theme music and sitting on the living room floor as a kid. Especially last measure’s chord progression.

[@bkehlenb]

Thanks for commenting! There were lots of great composers who wrote for TV who were well versed in chromatic techniques. Earle Hagen and Bernard Herrmann (The Twilight Zone) come to mind.

[@bpjunkiezzz8279]

Hey Dr. K. Are you still over at Queen Mary on fridays?

[@bkehlenb]

No, I haven’t been there for several years!

[@davidnollmeyer]

Reminds me of Stravinsky.