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Music that is not written: oral tradition and collective memory
By LEGATTO
Oral tradition · Music · Collective memory There are songs that never needed sheet music to endure through the centuries. Someone heard them. Remembered them. Sang them again. Another person did the same. And so on...
Why does music help us remember places and people?
By LEGATTO
Music and Autobiographical Memory Sometimes we don't remember a date first. We remember a drum intro, the acoustics of a room, a voice coming from the car. Then a person appears, a...
The Hidden Harmonics of the Universe and the Geometry of Sound
By Amaya Hunab
Throughout history, mystics, mathematicians, and musicians have been captivated by the intricate relationship between sound and form. Since Pythagoras's discovery of harmonic proportions...
432 Hz – Myth or Truth?
By LEGATTO
Have you heard of 432Hz music? Much more than just a number, this number has been surrounded by mysticism, cosmic theories, and promises of healing. In alternative circles, it's attributed with...
Music education needs to evolve.
By LEGATTO
There are people who have studied music for years and still feel afraid when someone tells them, "Now improvise." There are others who have learned dozens of songs from tutorials, chords, or videos, but freeze up when...
The Genius of Jacob Collier: The Revolution of Modern Music
By LEGATTO
Is it possible to fill a stadium and get tens of thousands of people singing four-part microtonal chords without them needing to know how to read a single note on a staff? For Jacob...
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