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Very nice

im confused about the cadence use and the functions of subdominant and so because i understand this is tonal music????

That end result was a Dungeon Synth masterpiece

Good luck in music gcse today guys!

I don’t know nothing about music at this level but still understood what it means, you are a win explaining this 👏🏼

How come some of the notes were blurred?

Finally a video that explains the parts i had an issue with!

I’ve never heard my name so many times I was decided in 8th grade that I am a deceptive Cadence

Wooow! Gentle Breeze is awesome!

Excellent video, thank you Ben!

Thank you 😊 sir...I can identify cadences❤

thank you for still posting <3

Here after watching MLP Season 2 finale. There's a song in it where a doppelganger character sings in a deceptive cadence and the real one sings in a perfect cadence and I just had to know what that means lol.

That Mozart excerpt sounds like Glass. His Glassworks One is pretty much seven minutes of 3 against 2 and kind of easy to get out of sync.

Here are melodies associated with cadences! Plagel- Amen Perfect - Give A Little Bit Deceptive- Beauty and the Beast intro Imperfect- To be continued

Anyone else bothered that he didn't play the g#/c# fourth after he explained it?

Those three instruments all seem to be in the same, or similar, registers or octaves. Do you know whether this is the case?

Organum sounds so cohesive. I love it.

You really need to boost your audio before you process and output your videos.

Finally got the understanding of it

Me

Thank you Ben. Well explained in a very simple and easy to understand way.

Beautifully explained. Thank you 🙏.

What is a blue note

I grew up going to Catholic Church as a kid and have heard hundreds of hymns, which majority of the time end like this! I never knew what the word was for “Picardy Third” until now. I always called it “the satisfying ending” 🤣 thank you for helping me expand my musical vocabulary!

Interesting Stuff.. If my Doctor told me that I had a " Horizontal Hemeola " I would have been very worried 🤡

Wow, this video is almost as old as me 😭

my higher music exam is tomorrow and you have saved my ass, thanks <3

Thank you very much ✨🙏✨

Thank you so much for this lesson

Wonderful explanation of a Cadence. Thank you!

Thanks so much Ben

What is the corresponding rest for quavers

Thank you, good lesson

I start from the bottom, and curve upward in a continuous movement. However, this looks good, too.

This answered my exact question, thanks so much man!

So good

I know I'm commenting this really late in time, but this helped me in my studies, whoever the name is of the person who made this video, thank you!

You also get, on some notes, two dots after. Now isn't a second dot signifying a duration of an extra 25%? So, 50% + 25% = a total of 75% duration?

I am happy with this video because it makes me learn more about baroque music

Is it relevant to the broken chords?

Doesn’t a phrase imply that it is finished? I’m confused, as always.

So when I'm riding my lyrics in between the time after the chorus to the next verse I have always labeled as a rest, so that is incorrect? I intended for it to be a time that only the instrumentals played like there was no vocals it was just instrumentals.

Is cadence ending on the 3 of any scale only used for key changes?

Now explain it using a violin 🤡

Thank you. That was wonderful and clear

What a banger video yay music 🤡

Splendidly organized and factual presentation, very easy and enjoyable to follow.

8 modes? I think they are 7 only( ionian,dorian,phrygian,lydian, and mixolydian, aeolian and Locrian) did I miss something?

My Goldfish are named Major, Minor, Dorian, Lydian and Diminished. The only way I can tell them apart is by their scales.