Charles Cornell YouTube Music Education Videos
- Lukas Kendall
- Dec 23, 2022
- 1 min read
Charles Cornell is a YouTuber who does music education videos involving a lot of pop and geek culture.
Here’s one, “The Chord That SAVED Star Wars”—which is a bit of a misleading title, as he’s referring to a G-minor chord at the end of Rogue One where the pitch of Darth Vader’s lightsaber actually changes the harmony...which is pretty neat:
I wonder if that was intentional?
Here’s one on the deceptively complicated Transformers animated theme (although I think some of what is baffling him is the result of a music edit):
He has many more, and he explains things in a way that I think people without a musical background will be able to appreciate.
Hope everybody is settling in for a nice Christmas! Have a great holiday season.
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