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Category: Music
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Featuring a track today by the venerable pig, Sir Bacon Doughnut Royal, author of the Hamhock Holmes adventures on Amazon. He has also been helping me promote (paid link) Music Theory for the Guitarist, as long as I pay him in Burgers! Come join him on a selection of his daily adventures.
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Warm Reflective is an original piano‑based composition by Julian Froment, blending emotional piano and ambient textures to create a calm, introspective atmosphere. Watch the preview video, listen on Bandcamp, and license the track on Pond5.
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A lighthearted look at stage fright, guitar quirks, and the mysterious behavior of a midnight‑blue Stratocaster that plays perfectly until someone walks in. A Friday laugh for fellow musicians.
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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 fun look at creativity, music, and married life.
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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
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Day 2 of the Memorial Day Book Sale features Music Theory for the Guitarist at a special weekend price. A clear, practical guide for guitarists who want theory that connects directly to the fretboard. Today’s spotlight: Chips, studying scale construction.
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Kick off Memorial Day Book Sale Day 1! Music Theory for the Guitarist by Julian Froment is on sale now — a clear, practical guide to understanding music through the logic of the guitar.
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After finishing Music Theory for the Guitarist, I began experimenting with how to bring the material to life in video form. Today’s test combined rough scripts, slides, and audio to explore what makes an online course feel alive — and how movement on screen transforms learning.
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A windy day on the coast with waves crashing and a faint guitar line beneath the sound of the sea. A peaceful, unplanned moment captured on video.
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Original artwork by ArtfulThings featuring charming chonky animals playing instruments, paired with an original guitar‑noodle soundtrack by PhysMuse. A playful, heartwarming piece celebrating creativity and artistic expression.
