Prokofiev's Suggestion Diabolique /// Chromatic Madness!

[@TimondeNood]

Want to help me? 🙏👇 Patreon: patreon.com/user?u=3320377 Buy me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/timoncomposer PaypalMe: paypal.me/timondenood

[@itspedroteixeira]

Always excited about your videos. Can't wait for more analysis. You have a lot of potential to be a top music channel about education.

[@itspedroteixeira]

Just a quick suggestion. Add chapters to your videos. It helps if I want to rewatch a part

[@TimondeNood]

@@itspedroteixeira Thank you very much for the kind words and the tip on the Chapters, I've now added them ;)

[@saruso1994]

Very interesting again, thank you for your videos!

[@Seraphin-fl7kt]

👌

[@TimondeNood]

🙏

[@AnthonyCorral-m5h]

I feel as if he took direct Inspirations from Liszt's Piano Sonata in B minor Structure and Form. Could that be a possibility of this magnificent Work from begin one of his early works?

[@TimondeNood]

Can you elaborate? It could be, but I don't know that Liszt sonata very well

[@composer7325]

you never entered the chords and modulations?

[@TimondeNood]

Have you listened to the whole analysis? Prokofiev does not think in terms of classical chords in this work. It would be pointless to force the course of the composition in a functional harmony scheme

[@TimondeNood]

I disagree. Eventhough you clearly have the chord subsets, the progressions do not follow conventional classical patterns. I see no point in naming each chord here, it just makes the analysis cluttered and moreover it distracts the student from the actual important underlying ideas