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Beyond the musical horizon: Erv Wilson
By LEGATTO
Music is a perpetual journey toward the exploration of new sounds and structures. While many adhere to traditional scales and tuning systems, there are visionaries who challenge these limits in...
The 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...
You know more about music than you think.
By LEGATTO
Musical Awareness. Perhaps you've never studied harmony. Maybe you can't explain what a dominant is, write a scale, or recognize an interval by name. Even so, when a melody hangs suspended...
Music and grief: why we need songs to say goodbye
By LEGATTO
Music · Memory · Ritual There are moments when words seem insufficient. Death is one of them. And perhaps that's why, when someone passes away, so many cultures begin to sing....
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...
Algorithmic composition and the Lucid Rhythms case
By LEGATTO
When most people hear the term "algorithmic music," they usually imagine one of two things: either a computer generating random, impersonal notes, or a programmer writing thousands of lines of...
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