Ron Jarzombek - 'Cretaceous Chasm' in 12-Tone Fragments video free download


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Uploaded: 2011/11/27

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Ron Jarzombek from Blotted Science gives a crash course on the 12 tone system used to write the EP 'The Animation Of Entomology'. The video is also a glimpse of the material that will be presented in his upcoming DVD 'Dissecting Bugs.'

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Comments

8 years ago

Martin Rosendahl

I kinda lose the interest in thi "music" when you have to use 5 min explaining some wierd tone system. You can't think music like that, music should be felt and is an expression of feeling.. not a math class...

8 years ago

Frank Rauen

How exactly did he get that order for the twelve tone circle? It doesn't seem random due to each note having a minor second as the number in the next sequence, therefore it isn't random as it has a pattern, but the preceding not relationship is not a continuous pattern. How the hell did he derive that sequence?

8 years ago

Kris Ross

My head hurts.

9 years ago

Tom Schelfaut

Maybe I got it wrong, but as far as i got it, while using the 12-tone system you're supposed to use bunch of tone rows, created from an original row, and never repeat a note until a certain row has been played through... What this guy is doing is great, but it still sounds way too coherent for being created using a strict 12-tone system...

9 years ago

D2ezbmu

What a strange and interesting technique. WAY over my head.

9 years ago

Lucas Jenkins

Even in my expeditions through music I have never found something so complex in theory. This is actually too far over my head. 

9 years ago

aleksulmer

Huge fan of Bobby Jarzombek here. Just want to say Bobby and his bro Ron are absolute masters... John Petrucci can't touch this guy in terms of music theory and execution. Used to be a big DT fan but good lord the Jarzombeks are on another level entirely. Such a privilege to watch both of them! As far as Ron's stuff, I'm familiar with this song from the Blotted Science album but the whole circular pattern of notes still blows my mind!

9 years ago

DandelionVolta

Kind of reminds me of Animals As Leaders mixed with "recent" King Crimson

9 years ago

death7p

this is incredible 

9 years ago

zaken6

interesting theory... but i prefer to listen only :) 

9 years ago

Fiddlekrazy Steve

kids would trip if this were on guitar hero or rocksmith!! :-P

9 years ago

Tate Anderson

The shape he makes all is guitars in reminds me of those ESP Axxion models with Ibanez headstocks.

9 years ago

Maldito Músico

Una jodida bestialidad. Nada más que decir.

9 years ago

john l

Sick!

10 years ago

tweevers2

27 frets !

10 years ago

Marcin Szymanek

Guess that's why it sounds so fabricated.

10 years ago

Kevin Madrid

Reminds me of the second school of vienna.

10 years ago

BlackCircleStudio

ahahaha mad man!!

10 years ago

Ryan Long

My question is how do you arrive at the original sequence/12-tone key? For me, that is the hardest part. Any tips?

10 years ago

Stonergoat

Thank you for this video, Ron. This will help me with my practoce.

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