Robert Komaniecki

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Dad and music theory/history guy. Will help you with your theory homework.

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I’m crying, why did she Velcro her baby to the couch

Unpopular opinion but more parents need to hear that they’re doing a bad job

Last night Alicia Keys’s voice cracked (first video), and fascinatingly, the official NFL YouTube channel appears to be attempting to erase that little moment, having edited it out in their upload (second video).

Conspiracy theorists argue that if you play frequencies 528Hz and 741Hz together, the resulting sound can short circuit your brain and kill you instantly. I combined the two frequencies and made a recording. So far no death! 😁

idk if this popular little trick has a name, but I am SUCH a sucker for when a musical theater song "sets up" an obvious rhyme and then purposefully doesn't use it, like this:

Somebody told me this Cinderella movie on Prime features out-of-tune singing and I was like "pff, no it doesn't, you can tune vocals with an iPhone nowadays" But I checked it out and I really want to understand what happened here. Why did they let this out?

Ever seen a chord that swings both ways? In this excerpt from Schubert, a seventh chord [F-A-C-E♭] first functions as a dominant of B♭, then is respelled with a D♯ instead of E♭ and functions as a German Augmented Sixth chord in A minor.

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losing it at this lady preaching abstinence at LSU and the students just going buck wild

There’s this whole corner of parenting TikTok that is against playing with your kids and it bums me out, man

Why is she practically trembling with rage? Jesus

Dolly Parton managing to play a D Major chord while wearing acrylic nails will never cease to amaze me

This is the music toads listen to, I can’t explain it but it is

The Trautonium. Invented early 1930s. Just listen to this thing.

T-Pain covering Black Sabbath with grave sincerity is something I didn’t know I needed

I’m sorry but absolutely not

If you've never seen someone attempt to use music theory to explain how syncopation leaves you vulnerable to demonic possession, you're in for a real treat:

The word “dildo” arose in 16th Century England, and for decades was used as a filler word in songs, much like “la dee dah” is used today. The result is a couple of old English tunes for lute and countertenor that use the word “dildo” extensively, like this one by Thomas Morley.

In 1962, Raymond Scott set out with a modest goal: He wanted to make music to soothe babies. He ended up using electronics and made a minimalist masterpiece that predates other music like it by years. Before there was Kraftwerk, there was Soothing Sounds for Baby.

This dude uploads hundreds of videos of him harmonizing with pop vocals and his intonation, vowel shape, rhythm, blend is always completely dialed in. No fancy recording equipment, just a good ear and a Toyota Camry

This was the meanest fucking read ever lmao and I initially thought NO CONTEXT anthony fantano was loving it because “bad funk music” face and “good funk music” face are essentially the same expression

I had time between classes, so here’s how to perform any polyrhythm!

Whatever you think the last note of this "Star Spangled Banner" performance sounds like, I guarantee you're wrong.

Is it common knowledge that the tempo on "Chameleon" is all over the place?

Clair de Lune, but with a Nintendo Gameboy soundfont instead of piano

You can pinpoint the exact moment this drummer snapped. He was never seen again (4/12)

The theme for Bluey Just try to count along to this! Okay, I'll help: It's three measures of 4/4, followed by one measure of 5/4. Or, if it's easier for you, you can count it in 17/4. Radiohead? Tool? Never heard of 'em. (2/12)

The groove in "Thomas the Tank Engine" is absolutely nasty, and I'm tired of pretending like it's not (8/12)