11 Diatonicism vs Chromaticism

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Please subscribe to my channel! チャンネル登録お願いします！ • Makiko Hirata, DMA Dr. Pianist ： https://musicalmakiko.com/en/ • 平田真希子、ピアニスト：https://musicalmakiko.com/ • The blog entry on this topic can be found at https://musicalmakiko.com/en/poco-pia... • (日本語での説明はこちら：https://musicalmakiko.com/poco-piano/... • Diatonic music uses only the notes available within the scale, and chromaticism uses notes outside of the members of a key's scale. The stem of the word, Chromaticism, comes from Greek and it means intensity or shade of colors. Adding chromaticism to a diatonic music is to introduce colors into an otherwise plain music. • The example used in this episode is: • Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (1:23-) • -The theme and the first variation from 'Ah, vous dirai-je maman' Variations K.265/300e (1782) by Mozart (1756-91) (1:48-) • Please consider supporting me on my mission to promote music as a healing and unifying agent. • https://www.paypal.me/MakikoHirata •   / musicalmakiko   • The project was made possible with the help and support of many wonderful artists and friends, including Mark Rodrieg (sound recording), Francis X. Schmidt (sound mixing) and all of the staff at the Digital Media Center at Rice University, especially Nadalia Y. Liu.

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