03:11 “It’s important with harmony, to set an expectation, and then to defy the expectation. This is some of the most magical parts of music. for me is, when you say I'm gonna go here, and then you go somewhere else. because that is what makes all the best stories.” Jacob Collier
I would find it hard to believe if Jacob was straight (because his vibe simply doesn't seem straight at all), but even if he was, I insist we consider him an Honorary Twink. This is important to me.
I went up a semitone and hit my head on the ceiling...the piano sound is so irritating.?like being back in school with miss Bradbury our music teacher ..oh God same tone..and she use to put her finger in our mouths to open them wider.. oh God its brought back the trauma ..one of the Brogan brothers got expelled for biting her fingers..real harmony comes naturally..Every brothers, Simon and Garfunkul.? God that piano tone has buggered me up for the rest of the day..
Matteo Allegra Not everyone experiences music the same way. I myself played/made music for years without ever knowing any music theory at all. The point is; Just try to be kind, instead of casting opinions maybe help the person out? Idk just a thought I’d like to share. God bless you!
@@aMolleTargate right ... So what little lessons I have taken have been focussed more on skills than theory. I understand basic theory and weirdly was close with tons of music school students and played in rock bands with them. But I was never exposed to the concept of circle of fifths. Seems like it should have made an appearance in my life, but it didn't.
@@debmurray2734 don't worry. I have written maybe a hundred songs. And i play several instruments. But I don't know what the circle is for. I know it exists since decades ago. I know some musical theory almost by accident. Polyrithms research and listening training, listening and reproducing is enough. You dont need to know grammar to write poetry.. Music essence is there from birth. Theory is a rationalized aproximation.
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03:11 “It’s important with harmony, to set an expectation, and then to defy the expectation. This is some of the most magical parts of music. for me is, when you say I'm gonna go here, and then you go somewhere else. because that is what makes all the best stories.” Jacob Collier
4:49
June Lee we need you! Would love to learn that first improv.
when you end “In the bleak midwinter” in the wrong key
Where can I find part 2 for the rest of the story about the young boy
Most anticipated answer of the year
"All I need to do is have the boy, E flat, right?"
he is so gifted
are you going to post more of this?
I look forward to see more !
To that one person who disliked the video: „how dare you!“
When will there be the full version?
Where Can I Find The Full Video Of This?
I like the bisexual lighting
I would find it hard to believe if Jacob was straight (because his vibe simply doesn't seem straight at all), but even if he was, I insist we consider him an Honorary Twink. This is important to me.
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I went up a semitone and hit my head on the ceiling...the piano sound is so irritating.?like being back in school with miss Bradbury our music teacher ..oh God same tone..and she use to put her finger in our mouths to open them wider.. oh God its brought back the trauma ..one of the Brogan brothers got expelled for biting her fingers..real harmony comes naturally..Every brothers, Simon and Garfunkul.? God that piano tone has buggered me up for the rest of the day..
you good?
Unreal
Sheer genius
Can someone school me on how to tell a story with arrangement ? I feel like lately I've just been arranging hooks & beats no real storytelling
Where is the double like button
Anyone know what chord he goes to instead of the Gb (AKA F#) after Dbsus? The first time? around 5:32. I love it
not sure but sounds like a BmMaj7/9
Does anyone have a link or reference to the circle of chords that is projected? Oh, I got it, majors and related minor thirds. ... I love Jacob ❤️
if you google image search ‘circle of fifths’ you’ll find similar diagrams 🙂
Matteo Allegra Not everyone experiences music the same way. I myself played/made music for years without ever knowing any music theory at all. The point is; Just try to be kind, instead of casting opinions maybe help the person out? Idk just a thought I’d like to share. God bless you!
@@aMolleTargate for the record I am self taught
@@aMolleTargate right ... So what little lessons I have taken have been focussed more on skills than theory. I understand basic theory and weirdly was close with tons of music school students and played in rock bands with them. But I was never exposed to the concept of circle of fifths. Seems like it should have made an appearance in my life, but it didn't.
@@debmurray2734 don't worry. I have written maybe a hundred songs. And i play several instruments. But I don't know what the circle is for. I know it exists since decades ago. I know some musical theory almost by accident. Polyrithms research and listening training, listening and reproducing is enough. You dont need to know grammar to write poetry.. Music essence is there from birth. Theory is a rationalized aproximation.