Math Prof Uncovers Secret Chord
chebucto writes "The opening chord to A Hard Day's Night is famous because for 40 years, no one quite knew exactly what chord Harrison was playing. Musicians, scholars and amateur guitar players alike had all come up with their own theories, but it took a Dalhousie mathematician to figure out the exact formula. Dr. Brown used Fourier transforms to find the notes in the chord, and deduced that another George — George Martin, the Beatles producer — also played on the chord, adding a piano chord that included an F note impossible to play with the other notes on the guitar."
That David played, and it pleased the lord,
but you don't really care for music, do you?
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur.
The Moody Blues have been in search of that little bastard since 1968. Can someone call them and tell them it was finally found?
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Too late!
You want to talk to a human -- a musician -- when you could be performing a discrete Fourier transform? You must be new here.
go ahead and ask him. see what he says.
Then we will know for sure. It is probably the red and blue chord.
And apparently even longer to spell it...
"I'm just here to regulate funkiness."
When you get right down to it, why are any of us here?
No. Starway to Heaven by Creme Brulee. Great band that. Did all the hits. It's a shit business; I'm glad I'm out of it.
20 minutes into the future
well, it's a dead human, that ups the challenge
I'm aging rapidly, I bought a new game and had no idea if my machine was good for it.