On the average I avoid any kind of analysis or discussion of the actual musical content posted here, mostly because there isn’t really that much to discuss when dealing with primarily tonal ABA form melodies with regular phrase lengths, however, I thought some of you might find it interesting that when played together as a chord the four notes that make up the ostinato in this piece contain every interval from a minor 2nd to a tritone (larger intervals being, of course, merely inversion of the smaller ones).
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203 - Ode to a Green Comet
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On the average I avoid any kind of analysis or discussion of the actual musical content posted here, mostly because there isn’t really that much to discuss when dealing with primarily tonal ABA form melodies with regular phrase lengths, however, I thought some of you might find it interesting that when played together as a chord the four notes that make up the ostinato in this piece contain every interval from a minor 2nd to a tritone (larger intervals being, of course, merely inversion of the smaller ones).