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- Whatās Inside Music Theory for the Guitarist ā A Practical Guide for Guitarists
- The Beauty of Simple Tunes
- Understanding Modulation in Music: How Key Changes Shape Emotion and Structure (Silver Members)
- Music Theory for the Guitarist ā Book Launch by Julian Froment, PhysMuse
- Heterophonic Texture: Unity in Variation
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Simple melodies carry a quiet strength. They donāt need complexity to move us ā just honesty, rhythm, and memory. A reflection on the enduring beauty of folk tunes.
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PhysMuse quietly launches its YouTube channel ā a new space for short score videos, longer arrangements, instrument demos, and tutorials. Explore clear, teacherāfriendly music materials connecting notation and sound.
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Discover how PhysMuse is expanding from short score videos into a full creative ecosystem ā connecting YouTube, ArrangeMe, Fiverr, and Upwork to support music learners and educators.
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Some harmonic ideas feel like old friends, gestures that donāt draw attention to themselves, yet always shift the colour of a phrase in a way that feels honest. One of my favourites is the gentle move from iii – vi. In C major, thatās Em ā Am. There is nothing flashy about it. But the…
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If we look closely at tonal harmony, we can notice something interesting. So many of the most expressive colours in music come from one simple interval, the third. Itās why mediants show up everywhere from Classical symphonies to film scores. A shift by a third can feel smooth, surprising, or dramatically vivid depending on how…
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As you all know, I love buying books. I have always had a love affair with books, and it doesnāt matter what hobby or interest, or even professional pursuit I am following. I buy books about it. Lots of books. Iāve been slowly building a small reference library to support the work Iām doing on…
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As you may know I have been producing some short lead sheets, piano reductions, and guitar versions (with TAB included) to upload to arrangeMe as a catalogue of small, simple scores with a view to providing score for educational purposes that combine clarity, completeness, and professional engraving standards. I have recently been looking at one…
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Over the past few months, PhysMuse has been quietly expanding into something larger, more connected, and more intentional than I originally imagined. What began as a place to share ideas about clarity, craft, and musicianship is gradually becoming a full creative ecosystem ā one that supports learners, musicians, and fellow creators across multiple platforms. Today…
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I toyed with the idea of Fiverr a long time ago, when I was working in web development but could never come up with any gigs that I thought would be sufficiently differentiated from others and worth pursuing. I have been having another look at this platform and have been thinking more about it and…
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Some of you may remember I was having a lot of issues with my audio PC and that it kept crashing, programs were shutting down randomly, and even resetting things was nigh on impossible. I also had the laggy mouse and keyboard problems even when the thing was working. Well, I am happy to report…