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Transcriptions & Instrumental Practice
Transcriptions & Instrumental Practice
Music is universal, but every instrument speaks a different dialect. Here, I have expanded the exercises from the book, transcribing them to honour the unique range and character of your instrument
From the Page to the Instrument
From the Page to the Instrument
The exercises found here are the practical extensions of the concepts explored in the book 'When the Sound Becomes Music.' While these transcriptions stand alone as powerful tools for intonation and interval awareness, their full potential is unlocked when paired with the book’s deep dive into the 'Concentric Theory.'
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In the book, we discuss how the Pythagorean system isn't just theory—it's a physical reality for string and wind players. These transcriptions help you find those 'hidden' pure frequencies that standard tuners often miss.
Strings: (Violin, Cello, Guitar...)
Woodwinds: (Flute, Clarinet, Oboe...)
The Ancient Voice: (Soprano, Contralto, Tenor, Bajo).
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