Far Out Modulations, Part 2: C minor to C-sharp major #shorts #musictheory #modulation

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Far Out Modulations, Part 2: C minor to C-sharp major #shorts #musictheory #modulation

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This is adapted from the first of C. P. E. Bach's seventeen basses for modulating to all the distant keys, from his *Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments*. It shows how to modulate up a minor second, from a minor mode to major mode key. Bach's distant key modulations all begin from C major. I've supplemented each of his seventeen basses with a minor-mode pair. This is the first of my minor-mode supplements.

This series is a continuation of my "Close Modulations" series of #shorts, which uses Bach's ten basses for modulating to the closely related keys. All ten of those videos are linked below. For those earlier videos I used the #harpsichord. For the distant keys series which begins with this video, I moved to the #fortepiano, which is better suited to the wide-ranging keys, and also where I am at home as a #composer and #improviser.

My #improvisation is played on a Frenzel fortepiano, a virtual instrument modeled by Pianoteq (Modartt). The reverb used is one of Altiverb's (Audio Ease) Esterhazy samples.

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@poetryoftone
1 year ago

This one is based on the first of C. P. E. Bach's figured basses for modulating to distant keys. His basses are endlessly adaptable, variable, and reconfigurable to make real music. Can you hear how this one is a variation on this: youtube.com/shorts/49iVxauSsY4?

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