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Music Education. Pop Collaboration.

Aug 11
Aug 11 The Devil's Notes: Tritone Interval in Black Sabbath's "Black Sabbath"

Emily Langerholc
intervals

Aug 11
Aug 11 Fear & Confusion Expressed in Time Signature Changes: Changing Meter in XTC's "Great Fire"

Emily Langerholc
meter

Aug 9
Aug 9 From Harried to Hopeful: Minor to Major Key Change in Fastball's "The Way"

Emily Langerholc
modulation

Aug 9
Aug 9 Prog & Pop Simultaneously: Changing Meter in Genesis's "Turn It on Again"

Emily Langerholc
meter

Aug 8
Aug 8 A Hip-Hop Music History Mini-Seminar: Jazz Samples in Gang Starr's "Jazz Thing"

Emily Langerholc
jazz samples

Aug 8
Aug 8 The Catchiest Meter Trick: Changing Meter in Dionne Warwick's "I Say a Little Prayer"

Emily Langerholc
meter

Aug 7
Aug 7 Wishing for Edinburgh

Emily Langerholc
stories

Jul 27
Jul 27 Shifting the Pace: Changing Meter in The Toadies' "Possum Kingdom"

Emily Langerholc
meter

Jul 25
Jul 25 Not at All the Change You Expect: Minor to Major Modulation in Ace of Base's "The Sign"

Emily Langerholc
modulation

Jul 22
Jul 22 Triple Beats Moving Quickly: Symmetrical Compound Meter in Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel"

Emily Langerholc
meter

Jul 21
Jul 21 Read music, play piano at home -- PianoCub Review

Emily Langerholc
toolkit

Jul 21
Jul 21 Uncertainty Emerges in a New Key: Chromatic Pivot Modulation (maybe?) in XTC's "Senses Working Overtime"

Emily Langerholc
modulation

Jul 20
Jul 20 Removing Just Two Beats: Changing Meter in Rick Springfield's "Jesse's Girl"

Emily Langerholc
meter

Jul 19
Jul 19 A Change in the Story: Picardy Third in Lionel Richie's "Hello"

Emily Langerholc
cadence

Jul 18
Jul 18 Yes, Those Are High Notes: Major Seventh Interval in A-ha's "Take on Me"

Emily Langerholc
intervals
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"It is my firm conviction that mankind will be the happier when it has learned to live with music more worthily.  Whoever works to promote this end, in one way or another, has not lived in vain."  - Zoltan Kodaly  

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