Posts Tagged ‘Musica’
Julián Carrillo and the 13th Sound: listening between the notes
¿Qué hay entre dos notas del piano? Explora el Sonido 13 de Julián Carrillo con ejemplos auditivos, instrumentos reales y explicaciones claras de sus microintervalos.
see moreMusic and grief: why we need songs to say goodbye
When words fall short, music steps in. We explore why songs accompany grief, trigger memories, and help us say goodbye to those we love.
see moreMusic that is not written: oral tradition and collective memory
Some melodies seem to discover themselves as they unfold. We explore how repetition, contour, tension, memory, and expectation can make a note feel inevitable.
see moreWhat makes a melody feel inevitable?
Some melodies seem to discover themselves as they unfold. We explore how repetition, contour, tension, memory, and expectation can make a note feel inevitable.
see moreWhy does music help us remember places and people?
A song can act as a cue to remember people, places, and times. We explore how this happens and how to bring that memory into songwriting.
see moreWhy does rhythm make us move?
The body listens to the rhythm: it discovers the relationship between pulse, groove, anticipation and movement.
see moreThe “loudness war”: Loudness War and musical dynamics
Discovering your singing voice isn't about imitating anyone. Learn to listen to it, release tension, breathe better, and find your own way to express yourself through sound.
see moreMusic as a Social Programming Tool
Discovering your singing voice isn't about imitating anyone. Learn to listen to it, release tension, breathe better, and find your own way to express yourself through sound.
see moreHow much has the way of creating music changed?
Discovering your singing voice isn't about imitating anyone. Learn to listen to it, release tension, breathe better, and find your own way to express yourself through sound.
see moreThe Acoustic Scale – The Mysterious Footprint of Music
Discovering your singing voice isn't about imitating anyone. Learn to listen to it, release tension, breathe better, and find your own way to express yourself through sound.
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