Introduction to neumes
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN41d7Txcq0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I know people are always saying "someone should to X". Well,I found this video interesting, and some video guy out there needs to create one like it for neumes :-) -
A couple of funny inaccuracies in that video, but it's pretty good and succinct. Thanks for sharing!
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I think it would have been cool if he'd played the bass line for the Canon polytonically like he wrote it, with A sharp and F and C natural, against D major in the treble.Thanked by 1SkirpR
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