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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I've really missed these types of videos. Loving this!
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This is actually one of the most common interval sets in middle Eastern maqam. It's called Hijazkar/Hicazkar. You can find lots of great instrumental compositions, improvisations (taksim), and songs in this maqam in Turkish and Arabic traditions.
Nice work. The derived modes sound amazing in your compositions.
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I miss these, Rick. Brings me back to the beginning of my time watching.
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Dick Dale's cover of "Misirlou" (Surfer's Choice, 1975) is probably the most recognized song of the Double Harmonic Major. Misirlou is an old-time Greek Rebetiko style song popularized in the early 20th century, it origins are debated about in the reaches of the Eastern Mediterranean. It is actually a slow and sultry lover's lament. Modern day Greek Vocalist "Glykeria" performs a wonderful example of "Misirlou", You Tube videos with the Greek lyrics and English transliteration are worth your time if you would care to listen..
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And this is why Rick's one of the best music channel ever....
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Fantastic lesson. For those interested in the mystical aspect of music it could be added that the double harmonic is a palindromic scale with same pattern of intervals ascending and descending. Rick had covered this in another wonderful lesson.
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I wish you went over the chords each scale could make. The flat 2 mode having access to both the major and minor third is trippy to me and I would love for you to revisit the topic and point out other details like that
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Really like the G Ultraphrygian starting at 5:00, love those runs. The interchange of the dynamics, playing off each other, that was cool.
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Ricky, baby… please keep teaching. Music needs you, we need you!
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Never thought I’d see the Locrian double flat 3 double flat 7….anywhere. One of my favorite ultra-obscure scales.
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Why am I hearing Keith Emerson all over this? This is unbelievably beautiful. Otherworldly. Never heard of Nahre Sol before, but I will be doing a deep dive into her music after hearing this.
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Really good stuff here! Missed this kind of "early-Rick" videos but is nice to have a new one. Beautiful composition with Nahre Sol.
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A piece co-written by Beato and Nahre Sol! Wonderful!
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It's all fun and games with the flats until you're on your tricycle with triple flats and no spare phyrygian inner tubes.
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I love Rick's interviews but this is the stuff I started following him for.
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In Hindustani music this structure is called Raag Bhairav.
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You should really consider doing soundtrack music for film! If I can win three Emmys, you can certainly win three Oscars!
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This is a beautiful piece that acts as an inspiration and a great resource with the transparency of the accompanying information. Next level stuff. You are at the cutting edge Rick Beato! What a legend.
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Videos with this type of information are among my favorite of what you do
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@brigidwell
1 month ago
A single video like this is seriously more valuable than many of the music classes in undergrad.
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