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Bridging from Diatonic Writing to the Intervals
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In this episode, Frank explores why many composers struggle to apply intervallic thinking in their music and how a simple shift in perspective can solve the problem. Instead of forcing interval techniques into an existing tonal system, composers can look for areas where both systems naturally overlap. Using a C major triad as an example, Frank demonstrates how scaling interval structures can create fresh harmonic colors while staying connected to familiar tonal foundations.
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