I think charting the path to tonal ambivalence in pop music might be helpful!
V - I - V - I etc
to the
I - vi - IV - V
to the
I - iii - vi - ii - V - I
and the Most Ambivalent
bVI - bVII - I !
etc.
I'd like to see a visual representation of songs over time and their "distance" from the I - V polarity,
a.k.a. how "concealed" the swing of the I - V pendulum is,
a.k.a. if we are trying to eschew that duality in pop music.
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I think charting the path to tonal ambivalence in pop music might be helpful!
V - I - V - I etc
to the
I - vi - IV - V
to the
I - iii - vi - ii - V - I
and the Most Ambivalent
bVI - bVII - I !
etc.
I'd like to see a visual representation of songs over time and their "distance" from the I - V polarity,
a.k.a. how "concealed" the swing of the I - V pendulum is,
a.k.a. if we are trying to eschew that duality in pop music.