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I like The Beatles, but they didn't have enough musical theory to be perfectly analogous to Da Vinci, who totally knew what he was doing and didn't operate by throwing poo poo at the wall and seeing what sticks.
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d00kiemastah posted:I don't think music theory is a good front to challenge The Beatles, they use some really interesting chords and changes that should sound challenging, but somehow fit perfectly. Julia sounds beautiful, but it's some weird stuff chord-wise to be doing in popular music at all. Right, they were just more about feeling their way through the process of making art while Da Vinci was about technical mastery (which does admittedly encapsulate more than musical theory knowledge when it comes to music).
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Mar 31, 2016 01:07
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comes along bort posted:that mostly came from george rr martin who taught them a few tin pan alley songwriting tricks I forgot about that guy. He was pretty great, RIP
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