4 Chords That You Need To Become A Famous Musician. The Axis of Awesome prove that all you need to know are these 4 chords and you too can become a famous rock star.
Panic Attack: A Short Film [Video] Another 4 minute video that packs in some amazing computer rendering and animation. Why can`t all movies be like this?
Saturday, January 17, 2009 7:37:10 PM
I've always wanted to play accordion. I`m afraid it`s too complicated an instrument to pick up, though, so I settled for harmonica, several degrees of complexity lower.
Cy, the C Major scale is very different from, say, the Bb Major, or E Major I assume that you`re not talking about weird stuff like the Mixolydian mode but about simple transpositions of the major scale from one key to another, right? If that`s so, I can`t see (hear) a difference between C major or B flat major or any other major. I just looked up perfect pitch on Wikipedia, and apparently it comes in different varieties: for instance some people can identify the key of a piece of music though not an isolated note. Maybe you have some variety of that.
Friday, January 16, 2009 6:50:02 PM
"Rearrange them, and you've got Pachelbel`s Canon... and for that matter, at least half of classical music."
Pachabel`s Canon has 5 chords: I V vi iii IV I IV V. But I know what you`re saying. And this video only accounts for poo pop songs, but I guess that was the point, wasn`t it? Also, no accounting for a minor key or mode in this video, is there?
Friday, January 16, 2009 8:13:56 AM
The accordion is simple in theory, yet complicated in practice. *heh* It's definitely the ultimate multitasking instrument, in my opinion.
Anyway, Suicism, I had to use "Raccoon1" for Youthink. Just so you know.
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