I have spent most of the day working on this song. So it seems only fitting I share it with my readers. And that is my final answer. And no, I won’t need to phone a friend. (Like anyone picks up the phone anymore!)
Also, here is everything you could ever want to know about one of the composers of this song:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axl_Rose
An Oldie But a Goodie
Here is the longest intro in the history of music. As a matter of fact, it’s all intro.
Close your eyes, take a deep breath and imagine yourself in a cozy house on a cliff overlooking the Sea. As the sun starts to set, you sit down at the piano and begin to play. Birds start to show up and soon they are singing along.
His story can be found here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyotr_Ilyich_Tchaikovsky
I hope you have all enjoyed learning about Repitition in Music.
I know I have.
The sheet music is below if you would like to play along.
This is a perfect example of repitition. The melody is repeated in the bass line, and vice versa. This is just a small part from Swan Lake, but it is one of my favorite parts.
I transcribed the music and then repeated it in different keys with different instruments for this song.
(Warning: Once you hear it you will be humming it for the rest of the day.)
Fun Fact: One of the few Beatles songs that never changes key.
This little ditty has more of that modulation stuff I was talking about yesterday.
I think this would work perfect in the next season of “The Expanse!”
The Write Stuff 