Monthly Archives: July 2014

Working the Boogie Woogie scale

Posted on July 29, 2014 by jazzpanflute

A while back I commented on some of the scales that have seen a lot of use in the past hundred years but don’t seem to have been incorporated into scale practice routines – yet. Maybe this is a good thing, … Continue reading →

Posted in Scale Practice | Tagged Alice Coltrane, boogie woogie, Egberto Gismonti, Louis Jordan, major Blues scale, minor Blues scale, scale practice, Wabash 3 | Leave a comment

Charting the Emotions

Posted on July 8, 2014 by jazzpanflute

Once upon a time, inspired by Alain Daniélou’s Ragas of North Indian Classical Music, I mapped just-tuned frequencies into an infinite web that I call the Honeycomb. You can explore it in my interactive Atlas of Tonespace, by clicking on the notes … Continue reading →

Posted in Music Theory, Musicianship | Tagged Axel Bauer, Cargo de Nuit, emotional nuances, Indian music, just intonation, Just tuning, Pythagorean comma, shruti, sruti, the Honeycomb, West Side story | 1 Comment

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