What is that WEIRD rhythm in Stromae's Santé? | Q+A
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The video analyzes how Stromae's song Santé borrows micro-rhythms from Colombian cumbia and discusses the music theory behind major keys, chords, and the number of keys.
From the video
Answers: How do Stromae's song Santé and music theory concepts like keys, micro-rhythms, and chords work?
- Stromae Santé micro-rhythm analysis
- Colombian cumbia influence on electronic music
- Music theory of key signatures and number of keys
- Bach Well-Tempered Clavier fugue analysis
- Chord progressions and C9 vs Cadd9 chords
What it concludes
- There are in fact 30 keys in music theory, including keys with double sharps.
- Stromae's song Santé uses micro-rhythms and cumbia grooves shifted slightly to give it elasticity.
- The 9, 11, and 13 extensions in music theory provide a standardized way to communicate chord sounds between musicians.
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