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For questions about how music works, seeking to identify structures and patterns in music. Used to indicate questions about musical concepts and structures, as opposed to techniques and execution.
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George Van Eps says there are 364 million note combinations, but I can't compute this number
Someone told me George Van Eps computed the number of chord combinations in his book “Harmonic Mechanisms for Guitar” and it came out to 364 million chord possibilities. I found that Ted Greene made a …
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Is there a way to measure the consonance or dissonance of a chord?
This theory models how we perceive those chords in the order in which we know them to be consonant, but that we so far have failed to explain mathematically. … The paper is reasonably dense, if you're not into mathematics and music theory I'd suggest watching this video of him discussing his theory. …
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