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Why is music theory so hard?
Music theory is difficult to grasp because it uses visual methods to describe what we hear. That's a big problem for music theorists because our brains interpret music hundreds of times faster than it takes to explain it. This is why music is powerful. ... As a songwriter, you don't need to know all theory.
Explanation:
The various melodies heard in Antonin Dvořák's "String Quartet in F Major" have a folk-like quality.
There are some instances in this string quartet which are reminiscent of American, Slavonic, and other culture's folk music, meaning music sang and played within the groups of 'ordinary people.' It was written in the pentatonic scale which is common with folk music.
There were mentions of them in works of Western Civilization. For example, Mycenaens were described in the Iliad by Homer repeatedly. And the Minoan people were mentioned in the Bible.
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i listen to that song this morning and now im seeing it here
