Unveiling Chuck Schuldiner's Forgotten Music Theory
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- Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
4:07 Scream Bloody Gore // Zombie Ritual
4:23 Modulation Already??
4:31 The Great Major 3rd - Modal Mixture
5:23 Thrash Metal, and the raised 7th
5:49 Leprosy // Pull The Plug
6:33 Megadeth Style Riffs, did Chuck Schuldiner Know Music Theory?
7:26 Strange Chords
8:10 Tapping arpeggios, very strange and dark
8:33 neo riemannian theory
8:57 Human // Lack Of Comprehension
9:06 Lydian Mode
9:53 Brief history and influence
10:41 Individual Thought Pattern // The Philosopher
11:09 Symbolic & Crystal Mountain
12:07 Hungarian Minor Scale
12:19 The Sound Of Perseverance // Voice Of The Soul
12:37 Beautiful Classical Melodies
13:17 What else can we learn from Chuck Schuldiner?
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In this thought-provoking video, join us as we embark on a captivating journey through the forgotten music theory of the legendary Chuck Schuldiner. Titled "The Hidden Melodies: Unveiling Chuck Schuldiner's Forgotten Music Theory," this eye-opening exploration sheds light on the lesser-known aspects of Schuldiner's brilliant musical mind. Delve into the captivating world of Schuldiner's compositions as we explore the intricate melodies, chord progressions, and structural nuances that shaped his unique musical identity. By dissecting his iconic songs and analyzing his groundbreaking techniques, we uncover the hidden gems of his music theory that have long been overlooked or underrated. Immerse yourself in the melodic masterpieces that influenced generations of musicians and continue to resonate with metal enthusiasts around the globe. Unveiling Chuck Schuldiner's forgotten music theory unlocks a new level of appreciation for his unparalleled artistry, allowing us to grasp the profound impact he has had on the metal genre. Join us on this educational and entertaining journey, as we pay tribute to the musical legacy of this visionary artist. Discover the lesser-known aspects of Chuck Schuldiner's music theory that has reverberated through time, inspiring countless musicians to push the boundaries of creativity. Prepare to be enthralled by this exploration of Chuck Schuldiner's forgotten music theory. Uncover the secrets behind his mesmerizing compositions and gain a deeper understanding of his musical genius. Don't miss this opportunity to unravel the hidden melodies that have shaped the landscape of metal music as we know it today.
Chuck Schuldiner and music theory? Do they align?
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
4:07 Scream Bloody Gore // Zombie Ritual
4:23 Modulation Already??
4:31 The Great Major 3rd - Modal Mixture
5:23 Thrash Metal, and the raised 7th
5:49 Leprosy // Pull The Plug
6:33 Megadeth Style Riffs, did Chuck Schuldiner Know Music Theory?
7:26 Strange Chords
8:10 Tapping arpeggios, very strange and dark
8:33 neo riemannian theory
8:57 Human // Lack Of Comprehension
9:06 Lydian Mode
9:53 Brief history and influence
10:41 Individual Thought Pattern // The Philosopher
11:09 Symbolic & Crystal Mountain
12:07 Hungarian Minor Scale
12:19 The Sound Of Perseverance // Voice Of The Soul
12:37 Beautiful Classical Melodies
13:17 What else can we learn from Chuck Schuldiner?
Chuck was so good in conposing songs that it overshadows his incredible technical ability to me. Like I keep forgetting how virtuosic he is because his songs are so well written.
Schuldiner style of composing and playing is so inspirinig even today. I really cant decide which album I like the most. Every Album has something special about it.
I couldn't decide either, until I heard Human.
@@user-xz4wp4vp1ybut then i hear symbolic, and then scream bloody gore. I just cant decide
13 years ago i was 18, those days were hard, then i got the symbolic and heard Perennial Quest, at that moment i felt Chuck like an older brother who embraced me and gave me support. This band goes beyond metal, i love it.
Thats how i felt when i heard voice of the soul 4 years ago
Awesome Video! We surely lost a Giant with Chuck and sadly not enough people even know about what an excellent musician he was.
Chuck had more influence on my guitar playing than any other player out there. Such a great guy, and he is sorely missed!
Chuck was a metal genius! His guitar prowess was of ELITE status! It is ironic he played death metal, as he loved life, and loved people, and animals. What a cruel move by the fates to cut his life on earth short. His legacy will live on as long as we love metal, and love insanely heavy guitar riffs and licks. May he forever RIP. 🙏💔😢🎸
Ill never meet Chuck , I was only 3 when he passed yet Death has to be one of the bands that consistently brings tears to my eyes. I love all sorts of heavy music but no one has been able to combine brutality , beauty , and emotion quite like Chuck. RIP
it always impresses me how so many influential musicians had little to no music theory knowledge
Chuck was awesome. Amazing guitar player, & really good & kind person. I always liked how down to earth he was.
Would love to see a Morbid Angel one of these. Nice video 🤟
i thought about morbid angel too at "he's one of the nicest guys in metal". I remember David Vincent and Sepultura in general, they said, "you guys look really nice and handsome for metal", so Max became ugly and David Vincent went with this extreme evil and satanic thing. Media really fucked it up back in the day, when they was trying to popstarize it's bands.
@antares4975 a Morbid Angel video like this would be amazing man.
Chuck was way ahead of the curve.
Trapped in a corner is the best track on ITP and andy laroque from King Diamond is incredible and underrated guitarist
Incredible video, very underrated youtuber
Well done! Excellent video
This video is just great, such a good analysis
Amazing video helped me a lot with my music writing 🙏🙏
The amount of effort put into this video is amazing
Nice job man!
just found this channel bro this is perfect
Great video, subbed. I like your style a lot. Chuck was incredible, taken from us too soon
super informative, thank you! ALl of Death's music is so smooth sounding and repeatable
There's something special about voice of the soul. I have tears of joy every time I hear it.
good job bro!
Bro posts a video on Randy and follows it with another one of my favorite players. Love the content and keep it up!
Great Video. I wish i could sit here and say i understood it all. But i honestly dont lol. Music theory has always been a bridge i cannot cross. But its insane how so many metal musicians can just sit there and write stuff like this. Especially even the Nihility album by Decapitated. So hard to believe that people just played like so nonchalantly. So many musician in late 80s and early 90s that were truly so far ahead of their time.
WOWWWWW the best tutorial of Death , thanks man
RIP CHUCK.
isn't the lack of comprehension intro just 4/4 though? why is there a random 8th note rest messing up the time signatures? and why the 15/16 bar?
One of my favourite bands. Symbolic is amazing. love from israel
To be completely honest if chuck was alive right now he’d be anti-israel
los dioses perversos le dijeron a Chuck ,lo siento no puedes continuar , estas muy adelantado y estropeas nuestros planes
Sure this guy had any knowledge in music theory? Or did he just write something complicated and it happened to sound good? Many of those guys are talented but dont know what they are doing.
Addressed in video!
doesn't really matter. after a while that you play and experience the instrument, you tend to know what sounds like what, even if you don't know the theory. also it's not implausible that he could've read some theory without being trained
I Hate the nick name evil chuck!! The begining of this video shows he was not evil but good and kind and full if life!! EVIL CHUCK IS TO THE CLUELESS!!! ONES THAT DIS NOT UBDERSTAND HIM OR HIS MUSIC... HIS MUSIC WAS EXTREME AND EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL. 😢😢 U WILL B 4EVER MISSED CHUCK!!!
Chuck did not know any of this stuff.
You don't know that for sure and it doesn't really matter. We can still use music theory to learn how and why something works.
@@liquidcancer4573 Sure dude tell me something else about my only guitar hero lol