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That's too bad guitar jazz. I hadn't been looking - so I just watched one of the newer ones and the guy was 'splaining how a C major chord with a C major scale doesn't work because of the avoid note (i always thought George said there are no avoid notes). Anyway at the end of 5 minutes and 29 second...

Unfortunately the second volume will never come out...I believe that was stipulated in Mr. Russell's will. The best you can do is to familiarize yourself with the section regarding Horizontal Tonal Gravity, from the 1959 (1964 revised) editions. Even better would be to take a Skype lesson from Ben ...

Thank you Alice!

Here's a thought: If we can simplify this for non-mathematicians to understand we're just a few steps away from making a piece of software – something that's been talked about here for years, and something that could allow a younger generation of electro-acoustic musicians to discover, use and devel...

Here's a piece from AAJ about one of our better known forum members Veryan Weston. Always interesting to see how George's sonic unity from re-organizng the major scales and equal temperament is perhaps an influence on, or certainly echoed in, the European Free Improvisation community, of which Verya...

Hey thanks Isaac - look forward to checking that out on my piano...

b

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I think it could be either

Sal, I know that Isaac just moved to a place where he has limited internet. Thanks opning the discussion... Helk be back to us soon...

b

My question exactly - So Isaac. What is Super Lydian? And how does it apply to your composition A Very Altered Cherry for example ??

bob

So I think this is some of the most interesting work I've seen (heard) on the Concept.
What do you think of this music people???

Bob

This a track from Isaac DelPozo's first CD – CYCLE.
It's based on mathematical formulae derived from the LCC.

A Very Altered Cherry - Isaac Del Pozo
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dttyqzgmdqt4p ... Y.mp3?dl=0

He calls this Super Lydian

Looking forward to a good one!

Bob