Don Robertson's Music Revolution
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The back cover of the album "Dawn"
A collage by Don Robertson |
"My Music Revolution began in 1968, when I first discovered the duochord: a four-note root chord that is the basis of negative music. I quickly realized that the next stage of musical evolution after the one taken in the early 1900s by American composer Charles Ives and Austrian composer Arnold Schönberg - the first composers to write music based on discordant harmonies - would be to return to music that is based on concords, the familar three-note major and minor chords of traditional harmony. In 1969 I unveiled the beginnings of my Music Revolution with my first record album "Dawn." With this album I presented the two sides of music: the positive - based on the triangle (the major and minor chords) and the negative - based on the square (the duochord). The Music Revolution is about returning to the harmonic principles of nature - shifting from the discordant music created during the 20th century to music based on concord and pure harmony."
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The Goal of the Revolution
The Music Revolution about taking part in bringing great music into our homes, our concert halls, the air waves, the malls, restaurants, and most importantly, into our schools. Everyone is invited!
The Scale Book
My new book "The Scale" clearly explains the harmonic basis of music. It is my manual for the Music Revolution. It will be available soon.... ETA is March, 2012
It's About All of Us
Please remember that revolutions may have leaders, and they may have pioneers, but they are the product of like-minded people, working together .... in harmony.
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