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The Mathematics of It All
If you are anything like me, you struggled with math in school. Oh, I could write like Faulkner or Hemingway, play the saxophone like Jimmy Dorsey, draw like Rodin or Picasso….but when it came to numbers, I was lost. Eventually, … Continue reading
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Tagged big band writing, changes, chord progressions, counterpoint, functional harmony, geometry, guide tone lines, guidetone lines blog, heinrich schenker, Jerome Kern, mathematics, music, music theory, patterns, percussion, rhythm, rudiments, sequence, shenkerian analysis, standards
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