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Why does rhythm make us move?
By LEGATTO
Before we even decide to dance, our bodies are already calculating with time. One foot marks the pulse, the head anticipates the next beat, and a part of us seems to know when...
The Acoustic Scale – The Mysterious Footprint of Music
By LEGATTO
Perhaps you've plucked a single guitar string and listened as the sound fades away. At first, it seems like a simple note. Then, small flashes appear: a glimmer...
Is it possible to learn music without starting with theory?
By LEGATTO
Many people come to music with a small wound: they believe they don't have the right to play until they understand everything, or that a musical score is the only way to access sound. But...
Believing Creating
By Amaya Hunab
I spend my time dreaming; daydreaming. They warned me I'd go crazy, but those voices were just afraid. Eight years ago, I dreamed of space, mutating into something magical; a miracle....
Musical Scales of the World: Correspondences and Cultural Dimensions
By LEGATTO
Comparative music theory reveals that the concept of scale is not a mere homogeneous mathematical abstraction, but a dynamic reflection of the aesthetic, cosmological, and liturgical philosophies of civilizations....
How much has the way of creating music changed?
By LEGATTO
A song today can begin with a voice recorded on a phone, a guitar, a modular synthesizer, a programmed rhythm, or an idea written for a machine. But the interesting question isn't...
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