Songwriting Teacher Reacts: David Gilmour - The Piper's Dream

Songwriting Teacher Reacts: David Gilmour - The Piper's Dream

Watch Rafael Cano from Let’s Talk Song react to David Gilmour’s new single The Piper’s Call, learn how to combine innovative harmonies (this is a pivot chord masterclass!) with a conventional song structure and explore the beautifully soothing lydian songwriting techniques in the tradition of Pink Floyd and other progressive rock bands.

[gkmedia]

Happy you go even through the new song of Gilmour. Imagine to creat songs in his age. Hope to get more from you about Gilmour and Pink Floyd in the future. You help me really to understand the structure of music better. Thanks.

[vruz]

The spoils of anonimity, a Carpe Diem attitude.

[PooNinja]

Parenting is impossible for me since my vasectomy. It was about the same price as my beloved jem jr, both are well worth the price.

Gilmore is a genius!

[scottdouglasmusic]

I like how you figure out songs, just kind of "fumbling around" till you find the right notes. Having said that, I think you may have a better theoretical understanding... I do think I'm a little rusty at it however this is how I used to do it. (I am a guitar player, and David Gilmour is my favourite player btw). Cheers, nice video Sir. 👍🎶

[learning_from_scratch]

Thanks
Subscribed, hope to learn more from you

[nedim_guitar]

It's way better than the Dark Side Of The Moon redux... But then again, almost anything is. Sounds like Gilmour, alright! The song has some surprising twists.

[nitro_dan]

Very nice video, Rafa!

One question, to be established on F lydian, how can you determine that the home base or tonal center is that F instead of, let's say, its "normal" C from the ionian mode?

[experience]

Could you react by Another brick in the wall part ii? How can a song with just almost one chord go that far?

[jeffrobodeenyehcmon]

What a great song to choose. I can't wait to get the whole album. Pre order it! Cool channel man. New subscriber.

[zodiarx]

let it run for a while and don't always stop after 5 seconds man

[experience]

I never liked Gilmour outside Pink Floyd. Even in his debute album (1978) it sounds lazy. Rick Wright´s Wet Dream from the same year with just 3 songs is already much better.