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Comparative musicology

OK, let's begin. Good to see you 'visitor' who, like I was -one minute before- were attracted by the "concept"

contribution is "to come" , as I was looking around for some existing pieces of any tool kit (on the concept side or its implementation on the screen).

The fact is that Music is A (one of) langages.

And that each of us "Amateurs unt Connoissors" - is learning "His way" of earing it

(to ear is like "to see" , means to "entendre" or to understand (which is under understood)

Hence, you must build your own musical notebook by attaching to the pieces:

• remarks (text) : évolutions influences
• criteria :classes of emotion
• links : comparisons, typical manners, loans between generations,, and all you want to note in order to be able to recall to yourself or show to your friends or pupils or sons..

befor you share you collect: tunes, arias, melodic elements, harmonic sequence musical objects of all kind ans dimension (you are the user) that have a meaning for you. and you annotate the piece

• How to write notes (of course we DO NOT READ musical notation as composers do)
• the support (must have relational query capability like Access)
• how to explore (and a list of Musical Objects like icons, flags etc.. and

then you can start the player(clic) and during the play

• read or update the text and criteria attached to this musical element

and refine/enrich "your musical notebook".

Some ideas in the next connection

VoltaireBernard

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