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What?
(Calling a friend.)
I'm doing good
What? Yea, it's getting there.
(Passing Avenue des Champs-Élysées at the night time!)
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Inverted Dominant 7th Chords, Part 2: Analyses - Duration: 8:27.
Greetings!
Today's video focuses on the Analysis of a couple of chord progressions featuring inverted
dominant seventh chords.
The skill of musical Analysis requires practice, and will provide you, the student, important
tools to use in your own writing and research.
If you have not viewed the clip on V7 Inversions, you need watch that one first.
See link in the Description.
That said, […] One additional point deserves reemphasis:
Whenever two or more chords follow one after the other, they may be marked with successive
sets of figures, such as "3," "53," "2," and so forth, over the same sustaining
bass note.
Each of the chords shares a proportionate time value of the bass note. [mus]
Sustaining instrument samples may help us
appreciate the effect, more so than the percussive tone color of the piano.
Here we layer choir and large pipe organ samples, and play the identical chord progression we
just heard, though a little slower and dramatic. Listen! [mus]
On to the Analyses!
The Steps include 1) labeling the Key, below the staff.
2) Writing in the Figures – which mark the inversions – over the bass notes.
3) Adding the Roman Numerals – which mark the scale degrees of chord roots – under
the bass notes.
4) label the Cadence, and 5) Play or Sing the Example.
Now for the first Analysis Example.
Let's listen the music. [mus]
Incidentally, if you want to obtain a copy of a century-old music theory textbook
– the Public Domain, copyright-free source of the two examples today – see the description.
Now that that's out of the way […] The first thing you have to figure out, is
what is the key of the progression, according to the key signature.
Write the letter name of the key below the staff, next to the bass clef sign.
Second, write in the figures over the bass notes.
Figures indicate inversions of triads and seventh chords.
By the way: Do let us know of any errors in our figuring!
Third, add Roman Numerals under the bass notes.
Roman numerals tell us what is the root of each chord, by scale degree, and also show
whether a chord is a triad (usually, just a letter), or a chord of four tones – a
seventh chord.
Fourth, label the type of cadence, whether perfect or imperfect authentic, Plagal, and
so forth.
Fifth, Play through the progression on a piano-keyboard, several times.
Besides the keyboard, you may also assign voice parts to a small mixed chorus – soprano,
alto, tenor, and bass voices – to practice singing through the examples in a group situation. [mus]
Very Good!
Now for the second Analysis Example.
Let's first listen to the progression as it might sound played on a piano [mus]
[mus]
Label the key, below the bass staff, according to the key signature.
Next, write in the figures over the bass notes.
Figures indicate whether triads and seventh chords are in root position, or inverted.
Have we made any mistakes in our figuring so far?
Then, add Roman Numerals under the bass notes.
Roman numerals mark the scale degree of the root of each chord, and also tell us whether
a chord is a triad, or a chord of four tones – a seventh chord.
Be sure to label the type of cadence, whether PAC, IAC, Plagal, and so forth.
Finally, Play through the progression on a piano-keyboard, several times.
Besides the keyboard, you may again assign voice parts to a small mixed chorus – soprano,
alto, tenor, and bass voices – to practice singing through the examples. [mus]
There you have it!
Today we reemphasized the effect that is produced when more than one vertical harmony is attached
to a single bass note by means of figures. [mus]
[mus]
Then we went through the Steps for harmonic
and contrapuntal analysis of a couple of four-part chord progressions that combined triads and
dominant 7th chords in various inversions.
We trust you will transcribe the two progressions yourself, as pencil-to-paper writing practice.
An upcoming presentation will introduce techniques for connecting inverted Dominant-Seventh-to-Tonic-Triad
chords in the Minor keys, which you can imagine may present a few difficulties, but nothing
"major." :-) (!)
Thank you for watching.
If you "like" what you are learning, do share a link to the video.
Post a question if you need clarification.
Subscribe for YouTube updates by tapping the "bell" icon next to the Subscribe button
on the video watch page.
[Copyright © Mark Priest, 2017]
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The YouTube Equipment I Use - Duration: 8:20.
Hey guys welcome back to my channel my name is Natalie, and I blog at NatalieBacon.com.
Today I'm going to be talking to you about all of my YouTube equipment
I have done tons of research and started my YouTube channel
knowing pretty much nothing about YouTube-ing other than what I watched on
other YouTube videos about how to start a YouTube channel so now I'm getting
questions about the equipment I use. So I am going to go through everything that I
use to get these videos up and running. A few things before I show you exactly
what I use I just want to say that I do all of my shooting myself all of the
editing myself and right now I'm such a beginner I'm still just using iMovie
which is totally free if you're a Mac user. I'm not sure what the equivalent is
for PC users but you're just thinking about getting a YouTube channel started
iMovie is definitely the easiest and cheapest way to go. What I learned from
my research was that the two most important things for having an awesome
YouTube channel are sound and lighting. If you don't have good audio people will
not watch your videos and then second to that is lighting. If you can have good
lighting then people will assume your videos are just higher quality and
better produced. So with that let's get started.
So the mic that I use is a zoom h1 portable digital recorder. It's 100 bucks
you can kind of see it right here, and I just place it next to myself well I am
shooting and I hit record. Now the reason that you can't just use your camera mic
is that it will sound took pilly it's it's hard to explain but most YouTubers
use some sort of mic because the sound is just higher quality. So what you do is
you record a video with visuals and it will have audio on it but
then you mute that audio and then you sync with that the recording from the
mic. Another blogger recommended this mic to me and so that's what I use and I
love it. I also use an Amazon Basics remote control it is like this - okay
hopefully you can see that - it's just something really easy that I can start
and stop the video with. This is like gosh I don't know under ten dollars
that's been great in that way you don't have to start and stop your video as you
keep going. Now let's talk about lighting I use two softbox lights and one ring
light. The softbox lights are limos studio 700 photography softbox light
lighting kit 24 x 24. This is an Amazon bestseller and it was also recommended
to me by other bloggers and YouTubers and it is $57.90 and
I'm going to show you what these look like. Okay so here are the box lights I
apologize such a hard thing to do while I'm shooting I'll turn it off here so
you can kind of see the setup
but you can see tall box lights which are great. The
other light that you see here it's called a ring light and this ring light
is what I use to light up my face. So, I am going to show you guys really quickly
what it looks like without any of the lighting on. So right now I have the two
soft boxes and then the ring light on. Alright how does that look? Kind of dark
kind of like yellowy - I don't know just not that great. So now let me show you
just with the two soft boxes what it looks like. This is better right? It just
has a bright white light to it. You can kind of see around me, and now look at
the difference when I add the ring light which will light up my face. All right
now this looks better if you ask me everything is just lit up. I will say
that I've had to use higher quality makeup and makeup that adds a lot of
matte and powder finish because of the lights but that's pretty normal.
The last thing that I use in my setup is my camera which is the most important
part it's the Canon 80D - it's 8 0 D - and I just
use the basic 18-55 lens that came with it I have some nicer lenses but at least
for right now I'm just not that good with videography that I care as much
about the lens I pretty much sit still I don't really move around a lot so this
basic lens is good enough for me I focus more on the lighting and the audio which
is what I've heard from all the youtubers who have done other videos
talking about what they use and how audio and lighting is the most important
thing to your YouTube setup. So the camera I will try to show you guys
really quick but it's kind of hard because I'm using it to film this so I'm
actually gonna switch over to my iPhone and see if that works.
Okay so beer with me now you can see my video set up the
cannon 80D is really nice because it has this flipped screen which is really
really helpful first set up and I keep it attached to my ring light on the
tripod and you can see I just sit here on the couch and I look at the camera
right there. I am going to link to it below along with all the other equipment
I use and just know that it's a typical DSLR. The nice thing about the Canon 80D
is that the screen flips forward and you can turn it so I can actually see myself
to the right of the camera where I'm talking to you guys.
This makes recording for video so much easier so I can kind of see what's going
on as I'm doing it. This is especially important if you're doing this on your
own. So that's it as far as the equipment I
use. Again I use two box lights a ring light a remote control a Canon a 80D DSLR
my handy-dandy microphone and I use iMovie on my macbook pro. I will link to
everything below. I think that if you're on the fence about starting video you
just have to go for it. I personally think that equipment does matter and
that if you want to produce videos that people will like to watch you have to
get the right equipment so it is an investment upfront however I will say
that just because you have the right equipment doesn't mean your videos are
going to be great. That's sort of just like the bare minimum because it's so much
harder on camera than it looks. I thought because I'm really outgoing and
extroverted in person that I would find video to be the exact same and pretty
easy. Wrong it is really hard well say I think that just even from my intro video
to now which is a little over three months it's like night and day.
So I'm hoping that in another three months and by the
time it's been a year I've improved and camera is a lot easier. I think that building a
YouTube channel is one of the best ways to build trust with your audience
because they can connect to you in a totally different way than just typing
or words on a blog post. That's it for today's video. I hope you find it useful
I'll link to all the equipment in the notes below, and I hope you subscribe. Have a
great day - see you next week! Bye bye!
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