He's left the clan
The chalenge was not to be distracted by the vocal performance and adjust the tunnel vision only on the melody cause it's a beautifull singing. Option in G major (but with a Leveled degree V in D Min 7). thanks to YuuLi for this afternoon in music
Wade
Very difficult to fit with an acapella singer who's not quite on pitch. Your accompaniment is spot on.
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StJray
YuuLi uses microtonality, pitch and temperament ... This is the tree of the challenge, we must use the appropriate chords and / or instruments! Yes, difficult to fit! :D
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Wade
I'll have to remember to tell people I'm using microtonality next time I'm told I'm out of tune. Works well in Indian Music.
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StJray
Yes, in Indian music and ...:D
I wanted to talk about that ...
https://youtu.be/NHC2XNGerW4 +2
I wanted to talk about that ...
https://youtu.be/NHC2XNGerW4 +2
wjl
Also explained in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9Zv6MGdh7Y - with Ibrahim Maalouf as a counter example :)
Edit: sorry; Ibrahim is explained by Christian McBride in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BDnLCQ18pk - but both videos are worth it in my opinion... :) +1
Edit: sorry; Ibrahim is explained by Christian McBride in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BDnLCQ18pk - but both videos are worth it in my opinion... :) +1
Wade
Hey guys...a little bit of levity? To quote YuuLi: "I registered it with a metronome, and a piano note in the back (G) — still not perfectly in tune." I don't think she was aiming for microtones (according to her).
I teach Ethnic music courses. My special areas of interest are Turkish, Indian, Gamelan, and some African.
As the videos clearly demonstrate there is nothing accidental about the pitches in those other tunings, they are precise. We are not doing a good job of promoting those other types of music if rationalizing out of tune equal temperament music that's off pitch as intentionally belonging to another type of tuning. Lets go with LuuLi's honesty instead.
Nice videos, with better explanations than I've used in the past (mostly natural harmonics and mathematical). +2
I teach Ethnic music courses. My special areas of interest are Turkish, Indian, Gamelan, and some African.
As the videos clearly demonstrate there is nothing accidental about the pitches in those other tunings, they are precise. We are not doing a good job of promoting those other types of music if rationalizing out of tune equal temperament music that's off pitch as intentionally belonging to another type of tuning. Lets go with LuuLi's honesty instead.
Nice videos, with better explanations than I've used in the past (mostly natural harmonics and mathematical). +2
PJE
Extra cool Erwan I believe quite the debate has been rageing about pitch and tonality, whatever......it simply sounds great to me<3:W
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ERWAN
Thanks, I'm still in touch with Yuuli to continue the work on the piano arrangement (bridge an chorus),the Bass HD track from Kangurum is helpfull , thanks for your drum HD track too
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Jazz-Rock pistas base con Voces and Teclados:
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On Sunday Nights
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On Sunday Nights w Rhodes keys
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How Time Flies
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Going Out of My Mind
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Warum sollte man Angst haben ?
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Mariulo
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If I Didn't Love You (piano)
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Das kann es doch nicht sein
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Are the clouds alive?
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Secret fly vocal
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I Feel Happy (and smug)
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If I Didn't Love You
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Tempting
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Question (+synth pad)
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Question
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Time
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9 minute Piano Improv with Choir
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Halloween
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The Question (Marva´s Poem/ Keys)
Las sesiones de jam en línea de wikiloops son posibles con el amable
apoyo de:
Just came across what you guys are doing here and it is great!!
amaser1
Il y a ici de beaux accords qui sonnent superbement à bien mes oreilles alors que d’autres gagneraient possiblement avec des extensions ... (par exemple à la 18ième sec.) En tk, c’est une belle surprise de t’entendre au clavier, quoique j’aurais bien aimé d’entendre une collab avec ton Violoncelle B)
Quoiqu’il en soit, bravo d’avoir relevé le défi!:Y:W
Ray +3