

133: Patrick Ayrton
11 snips Sep 9, 2021
Conductor, harpsichordist, and organist Patrick Ayrton discusses topics like improvisation, learning counterpoint, and his musical background. They explore the popularity of 'Don't Be A Wide' and the importance of learning theory. The guest shares anecdotes of teaching Basso Continua to students and their experiences studying in Vienna. They delve into jazz harmony, voice leading, Don Ryu concepts, and starting with multiple voices in composition. The chapter also touches on consonances, dissonances, and improving clef reading skills. They express gratitude and discuss the evolution of music education.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Journey in Music and Harpsichord
02:46 • 20min
The Popularity of 'Don't Be A Wide' and Creating a System
22:47 • 2min
Learning Basso Continua and its Impact on Students
24:56 • 4min
Musical Studies in Vienna and Four-Voice Accompaniment
28:26 • 5min
Jazz Harmony and Voice Leading in Education
32:58 • 8min
Exploring Don Ryu and Its Concepts of Voice Leading and P A R
41:06 • 2min
Starting with Multiple Voices in Composition
42:43 • 10min
An Exciting and Sleepless Discussion
53:00 • 2min
Consonances and Dissonances in Music Composition
54:49 • 21min
Analyzing Music and Improving Clef Reading Skills
01:15:49 • 20min
Gratitude, Teaching, and the Evolution of Music Education
01:35:46 • 19min