Composing Methods: How I Structure A New Work, Part 2 of 2 (Harmony Extended)

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In this video, I expand on the harmony produced in the last demonstration. As it is with structure, harmony is a process. Although we see a completed harmonic section, the harmony is subject to change. It depends on what I produce in the percussion and bass sections, or if any revision in the overall structure is needed.


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