The six part harmony of Superman

Analysis of a chord from the Superman March by John Williams

[@rodreyes8436]

Great chord to wrap up on! I agree, to me he is the master with these things. It’s so fascinating how he can capture those feelings. I have enjoyed finding you and this series this year. Looking forward to your new stuff.

[@Keith_Horn]

Thanks very much! Glad you're enjoying the vidoes.

[@charli3br0wn]

These videos are great!! Keep the content coming, the algorithm will pick it and this channel will grow a lot. Very nice editing and memes as well, congrats!

[@Keith_Horn]

Thank you!

[@TimN-5]

I miss these videos!

[@Christophelebled]

Thx for this 52 Chords. Nice videos, shorts and very well explained. Great job !

[@Keith_Horn]

Thanks very much!

[@Colo_Caos]

God I love this channel, great work man!

[@Keith_Horn]

Thank you!

[@joechu-xm9xr]

excellent vid Keith, youre a stand-up music educator!

[@Keith_Horn]

Thanks for watching!

[@Davetrevinosound]

great channel🎉

[@Keith_Horn]

Thanks, Dave!

[@bassocanario]

This is a fantastic series. If you do another chord of the week video, how about...Alan Holdsworth...? ETA Looking forward to whatever you do next!

[@Keith_Horn]

Thanks! Holdsworth would be very cool.

[@LanzaroteShowcase]

This is why they invented the internet thank you! Also, “what up G?” Could that be in every video?

[@Keith_Horn]

Ha! That's a great idea! Thanks for watching.

[@borochov]

Great video, is it just me or the chord is actually over a C pedal? So Fmaj9#11/C love it!!

[@Keith_Horn]

Thanks! It resolves to a C on beat 3. You can see the chord spelling in the score at 1:58.