I recently created a video essay exploring the functional harmony used throughout Radiohead's discography. If you're into Radiohead, or into music theory (or both!) I think it's worth checking...
I recently created a video essay exploring the functional harmony used throughout Radiohead's discography. If you're into Radiohead, or into music theory (or both!) I think it's worth checking this out. I take a very data-centric approach to this topic, which results in lots of pretty charts and graphs. There's a lot of explanation throughout the video, but the chapters are labeled so you can sort of skip right to the charts if you don't feel like sitting through all 40 minutes.
You probably need to know some music theory basics to fully understand what I'm talking about, though I do explain some of the more technical concepts, and overall the content is a lot simpler than some of my other video essays. I'd be happy to provide extra details or answer any questions anybody has about this video (or about music theory in general)!
I recently created a video essay exploring the functional harmony used throughout Radiohead's discography. If you're into Radiohead, or into music theory (or both!) I think it's worth checking this out. I take a very data-centric approach to this topic, which results in lots of pretty charts and graphs. There's a lot of explanation throughout the video, but the chapters are labeled so you can sort of skip right to the charts if you don't feel like sitting through all 40 minutes.
You probably need to know some music theory basics to fully understand what I'm talking about, though I do explain some of the more technical concepts, and overall the content is a lot simpler than some of my other video essays. I'd be happy to provide extra details or answer any questions anybody has about this video (or about music theory in general)!