Reimagining Harmony as Simultaneous Melodies Extended harmony becomes more expressive when it is no longer treated as a sequence of static blocks. A chord grip on guitar, a familiar piano shape, or a dense stack of notes can identify the… Continue Reading →

The Anatomy of a Wrong Note There is a particular kind of silence that follows an unintended note. The hand stiffens, the breath catches, and attention collapses inward toward the error. For a fraction of a second, the musician may… Continue Reading →