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I found this passage interesting:
*What has changed is how the chords are spliced into melodies. In the 1950s

many of the less common chords would chime close to one another in the

melodic progression. More recently, they have tended to be separated by the

more pedestrian chords, leading to a loss of some of the more unusual

transitions. Timbre, lent by instrument types and recording techniques,

similarly shows signs of narrowing, after peaking in the mid-60s, a

phenomenon Dr Serr=E0 attributes to experimentation with electric-guitar

sounds by Jimi Hendrix and the like.*
I believe that pop music today is very much influenced by guitar music and

guitar thinking.
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Louigi Verona

http://www.louigiverona.ru/
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I found this passage interesting:What has changed is how the cho=

rds are spliced into melodies. In the=20

1950s many of the less common chords would chime close to one another in

 the melodic progression. More recently, they have tended to be=20

separated by the more pedestrian chords, leading to a loss of some of=20

the more unusual transitions. Timbre, lent by instrument types and=20

recording techniques, similarly shows signs of narrowing, after peaking=20

in the mid-60s, a phenomenon Dr Serr=E0 attributes to experimentation with

 electric-guitar sounds by Jimi Hendrix and the like.I believe =

that pop music today is very much influenced by guitar music and guitar thi=

nking.-- Louigi Veronahttp://www.louigiverona.ru/
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