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Having no formal musical education, I haven't heard of this "keep the alto stable" tip before. Interresting. In my experience the alto mostly tends to be stable simply as a result of the prosess of composing. Often the alto will get stable but challanging "less logic" figures. I think composers making/arranging music for choirs have a challange in making all the voices more interesting to sing. Changing up things so the sopranos don't have to sing melody all the time, and the altos having to sing weird filler tones. The basses often get quite repetitive and boring lines. I'm a tenor, and admittedly we in general get a nice mix of melody-ish lines, melody lines and filler stuff. It's all result of the prosess of composing/arranging it seems. Luckily the trend seems to be more adventurous arrangements these days. Older sheet music for choir often sounds good but seems a bit dull in the long run.
Do you think that the use of parallel fifths moving by a minor or major second is permissible between soprano and alto and between tenor and bass? the question is not about the movie, maybe in next movie..... something?
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Cleared AmusTCL 🎉 your channel played a major role in that....Thank you so much...I wish more students benefit from ur wonderful channel...earlier , I got 92 marks in 8th grade theory too....ur channel helped me a lot....Love frm India ❤
That’s really good to hear. Congratulations!
@@MusicMattersGB Thank you sir 🎶🎹🤗
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Having the middle parts move in sixths created an alluring mysterious feeling, especially with the borrowed minor.
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Thanks Gareth. You had me at the first play through. Quite a haunting but delightful treatment. Very inspiring.
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Thanks Gareth. This exercise would be very useful in the context of accompanying rudimentary one finger strengthening drill for harp beginners.
Excellent
Really cool,thank you Gareth
Glad it’s useful.
Really nice video. You packed quite a few nifty tips and tricks in there!
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Thanks Gareth. This exercise would be very useful in the context of accompanying rudimentary one finger strengthening drill for harp beginners. 1.40pm
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Thanks for this tip lm using it, play the note until a chord change
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Good job! 👍🏼 it sounds nice! 😊👏🏼
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Very Great. Thanks a lot.
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Having no formal musical education, I haven't heard of this "keep the alto stable" tip before. Interresting. In my experience the alto mostly tends to be stable simply as a result of the prosess of composing. Often the alto will get stable but challanging "less logic" figures.
I think composers making/arranging music for choirs have a challange in making all the voices more interesting to sing. Changing up things so the sopranos don't have to sing melody all the time, and the altos having to sing weird filler tones. The basses often get quite repetitive and boring lines. I'm a tenor, and admittedly we in general get a nice mix of melody-ish lines, melody lines and filler stuff. It's all result of the prosess of composing/arranging it seems.
Luckily the trend seems to be more adventurous arrangements these days. Older sheet music for choir often sounds good but seems a bit dull in the long run.
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Do you think that the use of parallel fifths moving by a minor or major second is permissible between soprano and alto and between tenor and bass? the question is not about the movie, maybe in next movie..... something?
That would contravene the advice of the rule but it could be very effective in the right context.
Thanks a lot for answer I think similar
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clever
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Is it just me or is the piano slightly out of tune?
The piano is digital and is well in tune. Maybe something on your device affecting playback?
@@MusicMattersGB yes I hope so - or I really need to visit a doctor 😄
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