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Most music stripped down to the harmonic skeleton (or otherwise the basis, if it is whatever some algorithm yields, or some non-harmonic basis, such as a rhythm
by tolciho 4y ago
Most music stripped down to the harmonic skeleton (or otherwise the basis, if it is whatever some algorithm yields, or some non-harmonic basis, such as a rhythmic pattern or otherwise something not in the Western harmonic tradition) is too bland, hence there usally being more work done to extend and elaborate on the basis by way of counterpoint, ornamentation, arpeggio, etc etc etc
For the video on the page, the bell-like instrument very much suits an arpeggio texture. Something with sustains (say, a cello) would need a different treatment.