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Originally Posted by kris
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03-19-2023 10:54 PM
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I am practising theory.
Last edited by Litterick; 03-21-2023 at 02:14 PM.
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If I show a half dozen perspectives, which is most like your own when practicing, performing, and being mad?
Let's call them
List
Trails
Sheet
Equal
Circle
Flow
List
Trails
Sheet
Equal
Circle
Flow
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Originally Posted by pauln
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The last diagram encapsulates what happens when I try to represent something that seems perfectly simple to me and I realise halfway through that it’s turning into a map of hell. Usually at this point I abandon ship, but I oddly respect that they followed through on it.
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Originally Posted by kris
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The diagram reminds me of fractals, which are quite amazing.
Sacred geometry is fractal based and there are entire religions and belief systems based on it.
You can, if you wish and so desire, use Mandelbrot sets to create fractal music.
Mandelbrot set
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If I stare at this one long enough, it makes me think I can play like Coltrane.
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Sacred Geometry must have been popular in the 1960's.
"Sacred geometry is about figuring out the hidden meanings behind these geometric shapes in order to understand the universe. It is believed that within these shapes lies the secret of every aspect and facet of this universe and uncovering these secrets can help us humans understand the Great Mysteries and the Great Design that form the basis of this universe."
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Originally Posted by GuyBoden
I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy a New Age bookshop. Which is quite Gemini of me, really. Ah well. (I'm an Aries with Mars ascendent, you can probably tell.)
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You are not wrong :-)
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Or maybe the tempo should be -300bpm
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Originally Posted by Christian Miller
There's a book called Tuning, Timbre, Spectrum, Scale which is not New Agey but it attempts to map the resonances of molecules into usable musical scales. I like it because it is an actual rigorous attempt at combining crystals with music (the author is a chemistry professor). In practice it barely makes a ripple in the inharmonic world of FM synthesis.
I guess you could say that I'm Mad-At-New-Age-Music-Theory
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Mad-At-New-Age-Music-Theory
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Originally Posted by kris
Soon someone will write that jazz is played best by aliens.
Although, there may be some truth to that.
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In all this talk of theory, over several blighted threads, only a few jazz theorists and theory books have been mentioned. And the theorising seems to have finished some years ago. It all seems rather niche to me. Maybe we are post-theory.
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Originally Posted by kris
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Originally Posted by Litterick
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Originally Posted by supersoul
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Originally Posted by Litterick
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Originally Posted by Litterick
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Originally Posted by Jimmy Smith
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Originally Posted by ragman1
Originally Posted by Litterick
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