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green dolphin street ,night and day, when sunny gets blue, stairway to the stars, our day will come, hit the road jack, misty, chan's song, here there everywhere, hey jude.....
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12-10-2012 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by eddy b.
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Originally Posted by eddy b.
Very clever.
He gets back to C major in an interesting way by using a line motif that echos an earlier part of the tune - that descending stepwise line.
Ed
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Thanks Ed,for the Beatles "Something" that is a superslick modulation, and exactly what I wanted to find out by this post. have a great day!
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Originally Posted by shrp11
BTW, I am a big fan og Sergio Leone and "Once Upon a Time in the West" is one of my all time favorite films. I find it very much inspired by Italian operas, especially Puccini (after all Leone was an Italian). Morricones music also has a lot of Puccini inspiration. The guide motifs for each of the deliberately stereotyped main characters is also found in Puccinis operas. It also has a lot of pathos and a slightly sadistic twist, just like in a Puccini opera (just think of Tosca). We can really talk about a "horse opera" here.
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