Repetition Makes Music Beautiful [video]
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Repetition Makes Music Beautiful [video]
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Re: Repetition Makes Music Beautiful [video]
#2An old saying (old to me anyway) regarding improvising in music is that if you make a mistake, just keep repeating the mistake- it will sound deliberate. It’s surprisingly effective.
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#3It's more about bending and shifting said repetition IMO.
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#4He changed the chords that the audience selected and reordered them, first off. Furthermore, the demonstration does not prove or even suggest the thesis that "repetition is what makes music beautiful", the end result being of questionable beauty, the element of repetition being unclear (is he referring to the looping, or the priming effect on the audience having heard it already, or something else?), and the relevance of the demo excerpt to the beauty or repetitiveness other music is left completely unaddressed.
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#5idk. it sounded chaotic and the underlying rhythm made it listenable.
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#6Key takeaway from the video "repetition legitimizes".
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#7idk. it sounded chaotic and the underlying rhythm made it listenable.
Or you could rephrase to say - it sounded like jazz.
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#8Similar to "The Lick" in improvisational jazz. Seven or Eight specific notes, heard in so many different songs and genres:
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#9Key takeaway from the video "repetition legitimizes".
i remember when i first heard that watching an Adam Neely video and it really struck me just how powerful and salient a claim it is. everything that we have come to expect of all aspects of existence is only that way because it has been repeated enough to have been made a fact of reality, and then progressively iterated upon over time with each iteration repeated until accepted. so it makes perfect sense within the context of music imo and is quite a useful tool to have in one's belt
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#10Prime numbers are important in music. They're actually random. Repetition of this randomness makes music beautiful.