Harmony Enriched with Suspensions - Inside the Mind of Bach

The video tutorial explores the use of suspensions in music, particularly in Bach chorales. It begins by introducing suspensions and their impact on musical richness. The tutorial then discusses how passing and auxiliary notes can decorate music. The main focus is on understanding the stages of suspensions: Prepare, Sound, and Resolve. Practical examples from a Bach chorale illustrate how suspensions can enhance musical tension and interest. The tutorial concludes by summarizing the enriching effect of suspensions in music composition.

How does the use of passing notes differ from suspensions in musical composition?

What are suspensions in music, and how do they enrich a musical piece?

Describe the three stages of a suspension as mentioned in the text.

How can one create a suspension in their own musical compositions?

Discuss the difference between consonant and dissonant notes in the context of suspensions.

What impact does a suspension have on the tension and interest in a musical piece?

What is the role of the bass part in creating suspensions as described in the text?

Explain the significance of the G minor and D major chords in the context of the discussed chorale.

What are the characteristics of a four-three suspension as mentioned in the text?

How does the use of suspensions contribute to the overall richness of a musical piece?