Haiku in music: 5 sublime pearls of Matsuo Bashō transformed into musical fragments
In this article, I want to present five haiku by the great Japanese master Matsuo Bashō (1644 –…
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Why are the irreplaceable minor keys in music considered “artificial”?
Everyone will have heard the word “tonality” at least once in their life, or, much more often, before…
440 or 432 Hz? It’s just a matter of… hoaxes!
In this short article, I wish to clarify (which, by the way, has already been done extensively by…
Exploring atonality and seriality: unraveling the brilliant evolution of modern music
In a harmonious dance between chaos and order, the realm of modern music invites curious minds to delve…
Music and Artificial Intelligence: a creative dilemma that deserves clarity
In this article, I would like to analyze the relationship between music and generative artificial intelligence (AI) models,…
Pacts with the devil? The soul is inflated!
Since it is Easter and being conventional just doesn’t feel like it, I decided to spend a few…
Unveiling the musical revolution: Schoenberg’s atonality and the innovation of twelve-tone system
In the intricate tapestry of music history, some moments stand out like bold brushstrokes on a canvas. One…
Atonality: the aesthetic dilemma arising from an artistic revolt
We want to ask how pleasant, aesthetically appreciable, and ultimately beautiful music based on atonality can be. First,…