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| rubixcuber Posts: 125/356 |
Yeah, it's pretty freaky. After I learned how to play Canon in D I started noticing it everywhere. But maybe that's just because I'm insane. |
| Thoughtless Posts: 2238/2405 |
Eh, first time I heard Canon in D was in Neon Genesis Evangelion years ago.
I have it on a playlist that I casually listen to when bored. Edit: Mind you, it wasn't a chord progression, it was all the notes of it. |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 894/1312 |
Lawl, audible example
Yeah, I notice it being used a lot, not just anime, but generally everywhere |
| Kyoufu Kawa Posts: 1139/1353 |
Scary. Got any audible examples? |
| Dwedit Posts: 78/116 |
I just noticed that a large number of songs from Love Hina use the Canon in D chord progression.
Love Hina's got them: Kirari Takara (Love Hina Again OP) Smile for you (kinda) To the future with a smile Smile Smile Always be cheerful Afternoon Koi no Tenshi Maiorite Christmas Present And the biggest user of Canon in D chord progression? None other than Yatta! I bet if you listened closely, you could hear Canon in D in almost EVERY anime which has at least one song in a major key. Hell, forget anime, it's everywhere. |
