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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 to discover your voice and free it to sing?
By LEGATTO
Maybe you've sung alone, in the shower, or along with a song, but when someone else hears you, your voice seems to disappear. Your throat closes up, your breath shortens, and...
Why does a song get stuck in your head?
By LEGATTO
Sometimes just three notes, a word, or the rhythm of a choir is enough to set your mind playing it back without asking permission. You're not "hearing badly," and it's not necessarily happening to you...
The role of AI in music
By LEGATTO
Artificial intelligence can now suggest melodies, transform a voice, separate instruments, generate accompaniments, and produce complete songs in seconds. Tools like Suno and Udio have made this possibility accessible to almost everyone...
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...
Resonance: the true magic of sound
By Amaya Hunab
"Everything vibrates." From atoms to stars, the entire universe is a network of movement and frequency. But when a body is influenced by a vibration that "matches" its own, something...
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