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Old Jun 29 2008, 2:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Gongchime View Post
But seriously, at least with popular styles of music, they are not known for being stored in the form of a score. Even with classical music, the score isn't the music. Do you want a map of your destination or the actual destination?
Considering the material you are putting before us, I want justification.

You are expounding theories about musical creation that are just off-the-wall and untenable. I want to hear and SEE how you apply those theories to create music.
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