Musical styles

by CaptainAhabNZ Sat Oct 18, 2008 9:24 am

Hi Andrew,
It would be great to see a video lesson on musical styles, ie what makes a waltz a waltz etc how should it sound (and other types to...what makes a rag a rag etc), i'm not sure if my question makes sense but I know what i mean....i think confused

by VictorCS Sat Oct 18, 2008 10:45 am

It makes good sense to me atleast ^_^

I would like that too. I have actually been looking for what makes this and that music this and that way, but havent really found any good information.

But ofcourse, Andrew cant know everything, but different styles within the piano shouldnt be a problem for him ( I think ).

by pianohama Sat Oct 18, 2008 1:18 pm

CaptainAhabNZ wrote:Hi Andrew,
It would be great to see a video lesson on musical styles, ie what makes a waltz a waltz etc how should it sound (and other types to...what makes a rag a rag etc), i'm not sure if my question makes sense but I know what i mean....i think

A waltz is recognized because it's always played in 3/4

by Thomandy Sat Oct 18, 2008 2:16 pm

Yeah, I support this request Smile

I would love to learn more about this as well Smile

When you start doing more lessons Smile

by CaptainAhabNZ Sat Oct 18, 2008 8:36 pm

pianohama wrote:
CaptainAhabNZ wrote:Hi Andrew,
It would be great to see a video lesson on musical styles, ie what makes a waltz a waltz etc how should it sound (and other types to...what makes a rag a rag etc), i'm not sure if my question makes sense but I know what i mean....i think

A waltz is recognized because it's always played in 3/4

Yes but not ALL 3/4 songs are a waltz??? scratch

by Admin Andrew Sat Oct 18, 2008 9:28 pm

CaptainAhabNZ wrote:
pianohama wrote:
CaptainAhabNZ wrote:Hi Andrew,
It would be great to see a video lesson on musical styles, ie what makes a waltz a waltz etc how should it sound (and other types to...what makes a rag a rag etc), i'm not sure if my question makes sense but I know what i mean....i think

A waltz is recognized because it's always played in 3/4

Yes but not ALL 3/4 songs are a waltz???

Actually pretty much ALL 3/4 songs ARE waltz about 99% Smile

the closet you'd get to an exception would be a waltz written in 6/8 but that is still unlikely. You would NEVER see a waltz in 4/4 our in any duple or hybrid meter. That sounds like a good topic to do a new lesson on. I'll think about it, I do have some other plans/ideas for new lessons, but ever since that 400 hours i spent blasting out those 36 lessons, i've felt a bit lazy. I think I just did to much at once. Pretty soon I'll be up to making new lessons. ^_^ I hope you guys understand.

by pianohama Sat Oct 18, 2008 9:57 pm

CaptainAhabNZ wrote:
pianohama wrote:
CaptainAhabNZ wrote:Hi Andrew,
It would be great to see a video lesson on musical styles, ie what makes a waltz a waltz etc how should it sound (and other types to...what makes a rag a rag etc), i'm not sure if my question makes sense but I know what i mean....i think

A waltz is recognized because it's always played in 3/4

Yes but not ALL 3/4 songs are a waltz???

Well maybe not, there are VERY few songs that are 3/4 and arent waltz, think of it this way:

All 3/4 songs are not waltz,
but all waltz are 3/4.

However you can sometimes be deceived by a 6/8 song that sounds "kinda" like 3/4,
most ballades goes in slow 6/8 (but some goes in 4/4 to) ^^

by Thomandy Sun Oct 19, 2008 5:45 am

CaptainAhabNZ wrote:

Yes but not ALL 3/4 songs are a waltz???

Very true!! Smile

And I guess you didnt Only want to learn about Waltz hey? hehe
So this could be a very fun Lesson. I loved the era-Lesson, and this could be something like that Smile