Epigenetic Inheritance
This article on epigenetic inheritance appeared in my Facebook feed, just like many articles do. I guess there’s some positive benefits to Facebook’s algorithms noticing what you like and share. In other articles, I speak of epigenetics, what they are, and how the process works. I’ve given the Reader’s Digest…
Picturing the Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies
Picturing Concert Pitch
“Picturing Concert Pitch” is similar the article where I pictured temperament. The point is to get the visual outside of music and find another way that any non-musician can relate to how both concert pitch and musical temperament work. Too often, people get them mixed up saying that temperament and…
Picturing Temperament
Is There a Key of David?
The Frequency of Lying
Ancient Bells of China
With so much “misinformation” about pitch, scales, and tunings resonating throughout internet land, whenever reliable sources on music history come my way, I investigate. I had a conversation with Joscelyn Godwin, a musicologist, about a recently discovered ancient instrument. He told me that in 1978, a set of Chinese bells,…




