How Can Pitch and Rhythm be the Same Thing?

[@cafeboheme2023]

Fantastic insight into the hidden unity of music, thanks for these videos I hope you can continue them.

[@robertlennonmused]

Thanks very much! Yes, a couple more are planned and one will be along quite soon.

[@vocalmaestro]

This is a fascinating, exciting series. I can hardly wait for the next one.

[@robertlennonmused]

That's really nice to hear - thank you very much! I'm gad you're enjoying the videos. The next one won't be long.

[@Honoringlife108]

This series is great. Thanks!

[@robertlennonmused]

Thanks very much. Next one dropping soon!

[@josellorensamico2920]

Excuse me, professor Lenon, in a photograph of Johannes Brahms that appears at minute 1:35 of this video, the years of birth and death of the composer appear to be 1897-1965. I believe this is a mistake, because according to Wikipedia, the years are 1833-1897. In any cas, thank you for your effort to enlighten us on music theory and history!

[@robertlennonmused]

Thank you for response. The editing error regarding Brahms' dates is, in fact, acknowledged in the video description.

[@longhaulblue]

Fascinating! Thanks!

[@robertlennonmused]

Many thanks to you for watching and commenting!

[@daskull6576]

10:05 my jaw dropped. very cool.

[@pdefatta57]

Robert, you might want to check your dates on Brahms. Loving your series and I'm recommending it to my friends.

[@robertlennonmused]

Thank you very much for the kind comments. The incorrect Brahms dates are the result of an oversight during editing. It's acknowledged in the description. Thanks again!

[@walterbellini9337]

Great video

[@robertlennonmused]

Thanks! Very happy that you enjoyed it!

[@duckworthlover911]

I found out you can notice that rhythm=pitch if you drop a coin, it'll bounce resulting in a rhythm but as it gets closer it speeds up becoming a pitch, same as a motorcycle, the slower you go, it's a pulse, but once you speed up it's a pitch

[@robertlennonmused]

Nice examples from everyday life!

[@mkostya]

It is not the same thing but surely they are connected

[@robertlennonmused]

They are fundamentally similar but, as explained in the video, there comes a point at which they are perceived differently. Thanks for taking the time to comment!