Why are these chords SO beautiful? | Q+A
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The creator analyzes the harmonic structure of the bridge to "Stella by Starlight," explaining its unconventional dominant seventh chord, feminine cadences, melodic tension, and jazz recording history.
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Answers: Why is the bridge to Stella by Starlight so beautiful?
- Stella by Starlight bridge harmony
- Dominant seventh chords in jazz
- Feminine cadences
- 8D audio and binaural mixing
- Absolute pitch loss over time
What it concludes
- Stella by Starlight begins on an unusual C7 dominant seventh chord rather than a predictable 2-5-1 cadence progression.
- Binaural audio calculates time differences between ears to simulate spatial sound using head-related transfer functions.
- Absolute pitch and overall hearing ability both degrade with age in a similar manner.
- Setting hard deadlines is an effective method for entering the creative flow state.
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