Tag Archives: music theory

It’s Not Too Early To Call The Greatest Accordion Album of the Century

Posted on September 5, 2016 by Jesse Conlang

Quick, what music do you remember from 2001? This song broke records that year, and until I started doing research for this article, I had forgotten about it. I find music is harder to forget than it is to remember, … Continue reading →

Posted in Music, Uncategorized | Tagged accordion, amelie, Classical music, janet jackson, music, music criticism, music theory, pop music, soundtrack, yann tiersen | 2 Comments

This is also a music blog now, I guess

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Jesse Conlang

Let’s talk about a funny thing that I hate. That video by the Axis of Awesome is legitimately hilarious deconstruction of I-V-vi-IV, probably the most common chord change in popular music. It’s well done, and I really like the goofy … Continue reading →

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