Music Theory

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  Music Theory

  Supertonic chords: types and usage
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  Music Theory

  Picardy third: cadence for a happy ending in classical music and popular songs

  England, France, Nocturne, Popular Song, Romantic, 1960s
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  Music Theory

  Popular songs featuring Phrygian mode and Neapolitan chord

  Australia, England, USA, Jazz, Popular Song, 1960s, 1970s, 2010s
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  Music Theory

  Mixolydian mode: famous examples in classical and pop music

  England, Germany, Italy, USA, Concerto, Fugue, Motet, Popular Song, Raga, Renaissance, Baroque, 20st Century Classical, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, Indian Classical 13 comments
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  Music Theory

  The Andalusian cadence: distinct chord progression of flamenco that captivated all pop music genres

  Spain, Flamenco, Folk, Popular Song, 1960s, 1970s
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  Music Theory

  Microtonality: the variety of approaches to microtonal music in world cultures

  England, India, Italy, USA, Madrigal, Popular Song, Raga, Renaissance, Indian Classical, 20st Century Classical, 2000s
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  Nature Sounds

  Crickets choir: musical examples imitating rhythmic patterns of chorusing insects

  France, Germany, Italy, Concerto, Frottola, Soundscapes, Renaissance, Baroque 1 comment
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  Music Theory

  Lydian mode: famous examples throughout the music history

  Austria, England, France, Scotland, Anthem, Etude, Hymn, Motet, String Quartet, Medieval, Renaissance, Classical, Romantic, 20st Century Classical
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  ORCHESTRA

  The symbiosis of music and architecture in mathematical glissandi by Iannis Xenakis

  France, Greece, 20st Century Classical 3 comments
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  Music Theory

  Classic examples of the Phrygian mode through the music eras

  Austria, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy, Dance, Fantasia, Film Score, Motet, Overture, Prelude, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, 20st Century Classical, 21st Century Classical 3 comments
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  Nature Sounds

  Why birds sing their songs: great maestros proving the musicality of nightingale, cuckoo, yellowhammer

  Austria, England, Italy, Children's song, Concerto, Soundscapes, Baroque, 20st Century Classical 1 comment
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