Monthly Archives: October 2015

MOVES to the rescue !

Posted on October 31, 2015 by jazzpanflute

You would have thought that the bass guitar was one of the most logical and intuitive instruments around. It even beats the 6-string guitar because its tuning only uses fourths (=5 halfsteps), while the guitar slips in a stray major third … Continue reading →

Posted in Mappings, Moves notation, Music Theory | Tagged bass guitar, chromatic patterns, diminished scale, Nicolas Slonimsky, Slonimsky | Leave a comment

Get your first scale free?

Posted on October 9, 2015 by jazzpanflute

Remember all those collections they use to sell at the newsagents, offering you a free binder with the first instalment? As if you wouldn’t end up paying for it in the end! The idea was that once it was in … Continue reading →

Posted in Intuitive Instruments, Mappings, Music Education | Tagged exotic scales, intuitive improvising, intuitive instrument, Janko keyboard, janko piano | Leave a comment

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MOVES to the rescue !

Get your first scale free?

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