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How to make a musical theme fit any context

A guide to how musical themes can be transformed to fit other harmonic, metric, and emotional contexts, using examples by Claude Debussy, Béla Bartók. and John Powell's score to How to Train Your Dragon. This is part of a series on transforming themes. DEMONSTRATIONS Scalar mapping of Amazing Grace    • How to transform a theme (scalar mapp...   Fragmentation and scalar mapping on Happy Birthday, Game of Thrones style    • How to transform a theme (fragmentati...   FURTHER STUDY AND PRACTICE How to practice transforming themes, scalar mapping    • How to practice transforming themes, ...   Scalar mapping worksheets (PDF), currently available through   / galendegraf   CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction (Powell) 02:17 Mapping, scale degrees (Debussy) 06:44 Intervals, chunking, changes of scale (Debussy) 10:08 Harmonic context (Debussy) 11:36 Non-corresponding cardinalities (Debussy/Bartok) 14:26 Expanding, extending (Powell) 16:57 Simplifying/ornamenting rhythm, changing meters (Powell) 18:30 Fragmentation (Powell) 20:03 Minor keys (Powell) 25:25 Putting it all together (Powell) SUPPORT Get more content such as scores, tutorials, Dorico files, and expanded video access   / galendegraf   SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE USED Graphic design/animation: Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Pro Music notation: Dorico Audio examples: Cubase Microphone: Shure MV7 https://amzn.to/3WoVPlm RECOMMENDED READING Dmitri Tymoczko, "A Geometry of Music" (see especially Ch. 4, "scales") https://amzn.to/3UkNXi0 RECOMMENDED SHEET MUSIC John Powell, "How to Train Your Dragon" in full score, purchase through https://omnimusicpublishing.com/ Claude Debussy, "Three Great Orchestral Works" in full score, https://amzn.to/3xDhSKV Disclaimer: Some links found in this description may be affiliate links, meaning I will make commission on sales you make through my link at no cost to you. Recordings of Claude Debussy "Fetes," and Bela Bartok "Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta" by the Belgian Radio and Television Philharmonic Orchestra were provided courtesy of Naxos International. #musictheory #composer #filmscore