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For questions about how music works, seeking to identify structures and patterns in music. Used to indicate questions about musical concepts and structures, as opposed to techniques and execution.
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When does the amount of beats not add up to the time signature? (Besides pickup measures)
I read from https://www.boundless.com/users/232513/textbooks/understanding-basic-music-theory/notation-1/time-8/pickup-notes-and-measures-54-13529/ that there are exceptions to the rule that there always …
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Why are the harmonic and melodic minor scales called what they are?
Does the harmonic minor have something to do with harmony, and does the melodic minor have something to do with melody? I searched this question on Google and nothing came up.
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When did the half-step/whole-step modulation in the middle of a song become popular?
Many pop songs in modern times will use a half step or a whole step modulation in the middle of a song in order to increase excitement. I would like to know when this strategy started, and if it is ev …
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How can I change the style/rhythm of a song?
There are many different ways to change the style of a particular piece. Fur Elise is a relatively easy one, because the chords can be heard very easily.
As you can see, it switches off from E7 an …
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