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In this tutorial we will look at the idea of borrowed chords, what they are, and where we borrow these chords from. This makes use of the parallel major and minor keys. What are Borrowed Chords? Borrowed chords are harmonies “borrowed” from the parallel key—meaning the major and minor keys…
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My Wife Said My Content Is Boring… So She Made This Video!
A playful blog post about how my wife decided to “fix” my boring content by making a video over one of my PhysMuse tracks. A…
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Memorial Day Book Sale — Final Day
Day 5 of the Memorial Day Book Sale celebrates the final day of Music Theory for the Guitarist at a special price. This edition connects music theory directly to the fretboard — intervals, scales, chords, and progressions. Today’s feature: a seal absorbed in chord functions.
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Memorial Day Book Sale — Day 4
Day 4 of the Memorial Day Book Sale continues with Music Theory for the Guitarist — a clear, practical guide for guitarists who want theory that connects to the fretboard. Today’s feature: a turkey studying intervals in the spring sunlight.
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Memorial Day Book Sale — Day 3
Day 3 of the Memorial Day Book Sale dives underwater with Music Theory for the Guitarist. This edition connects music theory directly to the fretboard — intervals, scales, chords, and progressions. Today’s feature: a fish absorbed in chord construction
● About Me
I’m Julian — composer‑educator and the creator of PhysMuse. I share my journey through music engraving, theory, and creative study, building clear, beautiful resources for musicians and learners. This blog is where I document the process, the experiments, and the things I’m learning along the way.
