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"Beauty of style and harmony and grace and good rhythm depend on Simplicity". - Plato
Sums up Angie quite well, and yes it is a masterpiece.
A very nice quote!
Happy new year, Hairball.
(The Dutch ignored the order not to use fireworks! It was almost like old days )
Cheers
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Cooltoplady
It’s not a masterpiece. It’s as simple as it gets
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It’s not a masterpiece. It’s as simple as it gets
Why does music have to be difficult or complicated to be beautiful?
You are right it doesn’t have to be. But it doesn’t fit the definition of masterpiece Not at all. It’s the same when people use the phrase “pure genius “ to describe a simple base line.
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RollingWithEdward
Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
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Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
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Thanks for the link. There's no key change in the song though.
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RollingWithEdward
Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
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Thanks for the link. There's no key change in the song though.
The song starts in Am and ends in the Major parallel C. The latter can be seen as the key chord, or as an open conclusion in Am on the third degree. Both scales comprise of the same notes, so it's the easiest way of a key change. Some don't consider it a key change at all.
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Taylor1
On the Alice Cooper website, he says,”it’s rumored that Mick Taylor had a hand in writing Angie,but wasn’t credited.Sounds like fake news.
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RollingWithEdward
Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
[youtu.be]
Thanks for the link. There's no key change in the song though.
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RollingWithEdward
Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
[youtu.be]
Thanks for the link. There's no key change in the song though.
The song starts in Am and ends in the Major parallel C. The latter can be seen as the key chord, or as an open conclusion in Am on the third degree. Both scales comprise of the same notes, so it's the easiest way of a key change. Some don't consider it a key change at all.
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RollingWithEdward
Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
[youtu.be]
Thanks for the link. There's no key change in the song though.
The song starts in Am and ends in the Major parallel C. The latter can be seen as the key chord, or as an open conclusion in Am on the third degree. Both scales comprise of the same notes, so it's the easiest way of a key change. Some don't consider it a key change at all.
Angie never modulates.
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RollingWithEdward
Here an interesting analysis by RickRick Beato - Angie Beato on the song Angie. Very well documented on the musical writing of this song
[youtu.be]
Thanks for the link. There's no key change in the song though.
The song starts in Am and ends in the Major parallel C. The latter can be seen as the key chord, or as an open conclusion in Am on the third degree. Both scales comprise of the same notes, so it's the easiest way of a key change. Some don't consider it a key change at all.
Angie never modulates.
What about the E7 chord? In a minor key the VII if the dominant chord. In this case it would be G7 not E7 which 7th chord of F#m or the five chord in A.
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Palace Revolution 2000
The key change Rick is referring to, is the outro; and it is a key change. When Dm is used, the way it is. It all wraps up at the end back to the C.
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The key change Rick is referring to, is the outro; and it is a key change. When Dm is used, the way it is. It all wraps up at the end back to the C.
Both A minor and C major are tonic chords in the key of C/Amin. They are interchangeable. Angie is a classic example of a "sad love song" starting in minor and ending "happy", in major. Key change has nothing to do with it; it would imply different sharps or flat in the clef i.e C-minor to C-major resolution.
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GasLightStreet
There are a few Aerosmith songs that modulate. I can't think of any Stones songs that haver ever done it.