296: Classical vs. Rock/Pop vs. Jazz Harmony (with Tony Parlapiano)
Release Date: 06/19/2024
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info_outlineWhat's the difference between Classical music, Rock and Pop, and Jazz?
Well, that's probably a question with an endless answer! But one of the most significant differences is in the harmony: what chords are used, and how do the progressions work.
In this clip from Tony Parlapiano's Musical U masterclass, he explains and demonstrates each, in a simple and memorable way.
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Full Show Notes and Transcript: http://musicalitynow.com/296
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• Musicality Now: Creating, Listening, Understanding (with Tony Parlapiano of popMATICS)
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