Song Keys and Their Moods

[Swede]

i like the chord F2

[fatjack]

i like the chord F2

just like a dumbass swedish person to like something that doesn't even exist

[Swede]

i like the chord F2

just like a dumbass swedish person to like something that doesn't even exist

like your brain?

[fatjack]

i like the chord F2

just like a dumbass swedish person to like something that doesn't even exist

like your brain?

EXACTLY

[Swede]

i like the chord F2

just like a dumbass swedish person to like something that doesn't even exist

like your brain?

EXACTLY

thank you.

[Grandpagotgame]

Learn to use grammar.

You need a comma or the use of "you".

what a searing jab, considering that i never really bother to punctuate correctly

and grandpa- good luck with your writing.

Thanks I really appreciate it.

[jellyfish]

further proof that china is going to take over the world

but they're so tiny

They were made tiny so they could work with microchips easier.

[goodboy85]

i really think that´s one thing you can´t say because i know songs in D major which really are sad and not funny
depends on so much more

[Davy28]

Whats an example of a sad song in D major in your opinion?

[MWR]

Whats an example of a sad song in D major in your opinion?

There are plenty of songs in a major keys that are "sad". It's probably Me by Sting and Clapton is in C but it seems pretty sad or meloncholy to me.
It's even possible for a song with all major chords to convey sadness.
The whole minor is sad and major is happy thing is what you're told early on to simplify things.

[Davy28]

One thing I often notice is that songs in keys that are accidental (sharp or flat) tend to be like tears of joy in a way, like the song Be here to love me (Van Zandt cover by norah jones) is in Ab major but the harmony is so cool that I get choked up everytime I sing and play along.

[fatjack]

One thing I often notice is that songs in keys that are accidental (sharp or flat) tend to be like tears of joy in a way, like the song Be here to love me (Van Zandt cover by norah jones) is in Ab major but the harmony is so cool that I get choked up everytime I sing and play along.

that has nothing to do with the flats in the key

[Davy28]

One thing I often notice is that songs in keys that are accidental (sharp or flat) tend to be like tears of joy in a way, like the song Be here to love me (Van Zandt cover by norah jones) is in Ab major but the harmony is so cool that I get choked up everytime I sing and play along.

that has nothing to do with the flats in the key

I mean keys like C# major or D# major

I can see why it is often a curse to be a music major because you cannot let the music just flow over you emoitionally, you have to dig into it and look at the technical, melodic and harmonic aspects as opposed to the emotional.

[MWR]

One thing I often notice is that songs in keys that are accidental (sharp or flat) tend to be like tears of joy in a way, like the song Be here to love me (Van Zandt cover by norah jones) is in Ab major but the harmony is so cool that I get choked up everytime I sing and play along.

that has nothing to do with the flats in the key

I mean keys like C# major or D# major

I can see why it is often a curse to be a music major because you cannot let the music just flow over you emoitionally, you have to dig into it and look at the technical, melodic and harmonic aspects as opposed to the emotional.

So you're saying that if a song is originally in D major but you play it in D# that that song is instantly more joyful? That just goes to show that you dont' know enough about the "technical, melodic and harmonic aspects".
That's like telling a writer that he's too preoccupied with syntax and grammar.

[gumbomadness]

quit while your behind davy. mwr and fatjack know the shit...
ya.. accidentals.. no one can tell unless with perfect pitch but that isnt what makes it have a "tear jerking" melody. transpose it to the key of C (with no accidentals) and it would be the same way. C D E F G A B may REALLY be C# D# A# but frankly we just labeled them.. music is all relative. its a ratio between the sounds that makes the scales and they cant hold specific moods to them, unless you are talking a different TYPE such as harmonic minor as opposed to major.