Ever wonder what a single molecule of water might sound like? How about a strand of DNA? Mother Nature frequently uses particular ratios when constructing the universe around us. My upcoming Kaleidoscope project celebrates these numbers through original music theory in the context of rock music. Kaleidoscope will be located on the Patreon platform, where patrons will receive a variety of nature and math oriented goodies, explanatory videos, and a monthly 3-song bundle. The name Kaleidoscope comes from the Greek kalos meaning beautiful, eidos meaning forms, and skopein meaning to look at. Stay tuned for more info about “looking at beautiful forms”. Kaleidoscope launches officially this spring. Exciting stuff, people!
DEERFIELD REVIEW: Up On the Rock
Electric guitar instrumentalists never have been at the forefront of the rock music scene. Although widely respected, musicians such as John Mclaughlin, Carlos Santana –
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