The Secret Music Formula They Don't Want You to Know: Orbital Interval Theory

[@ant_adlibs]

As an educator, myself I find this very well expressed. Well done

[@napoleonbonapathy6943]

You are no educator. You are an indoctrinator. Earth is flat and stationary.

[@GADFLY53]

This is very helpful for me. I'm a beginner trying to arrange "Finlandia" in an interesting way. I was starting out just using 7th chords for the first 16 measures, but then I got stuck. This has given me some ideas to help me make this more interesting to hear. Tudo bem. Muito obrigado!

[@PeterHarket]

Great conceptual framework! Thanks

[@chasjazzz]

This was Awesome, its was a Circle of 2-5-1 w/a passing tone or two....Thats how I seen it. I enjoyed it so much makes me wanna join. Thank U!

[@chasjazzz]

@PianoGroove. Not really what that means and how to reply

[@vitorrodrigues2980]

Excelente aula, professor!

[@nicolaslg1421]

Very interesting. Could this idea of tonal gravity be applied to writing melodies? Or is it only useful for chord progressions?

[@fatimabarreto1634]

Oi, professor, que legal ver você mostrando a beleza da nossa música!

[@Calguru]

What’s your setup? What app is this?

[@mAArsus]

Amazing, I’m figuring out how to use it

[@jimkangas4176]

making me think of negative harmony now...

[@513BRAM]

Very nice.. I always thought of it as the notes are in a spider web. Their intervalolic relationship never change, orbital has maybe a better feel because of motion as apposed to stuck in a web. I will have to look but was hoping for insite of chord function using this idea of orbital intervals. Great vid ..

[@KenZ919]

Very nice! appreciated your sharing so much.

[@emery1057]

So in other words the tritone takes you anywhere while everything else orbits around each other in a quartal/quintal relationship

[@martyh.8238]

awesome. the circle of life, eh i meant 5

[@ArgoBeats]

So inspiring.