Dave Mandl on Nostr: In Renaissance music, pieces in a minor key often resolve on a major chord, which I ...
In Renaissance music, pieces in a minor key often resolve on a major chord, which I love. Martin Quittenton even did this in the introduction to Maggie May, which is never played anywhere.
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