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Why the 7-tone scale for modern music?If we go by early Greek, Chinese and Japanese civilisations, many early musical scales were pentatonic (5 "main notes;" still a feature of Gamelan music in Bali). In the 5-tonic, the octave was divided by the simple means of counting the figures on one hand. Russian composer Borodin noticed it in folk song and used it in "Prince Igor" (it was represented in the modern production `Kismet' by the song `Stranger in Paradise'.)
Are zombies real? You'd better believe it! In this excerpt from ZOMBIE NATION - a book in progress - I take a look at the cell phone culture and its effects on participants and bystanders alike.

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Stian, a Norse Name With Some Interesting Facts and Known Persons Connected to It

Contemporary New Age PersonalitiesStian, a norse name used in Norway since the 12th century. Some famous artists, and musicians have this name. In addition the name has a significant meaning and origin which makes it interesting.

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Historical source for behaviour adaptation to modern 7-tone music

Historical_New_Age_PersonalitiesWhy the 7-tone scale for modern music?If we go by early Greek, Chinese and Japanese civilisations, many early musical scales were pentatonic (5 "main notes;" still a feature of Gamelan music in Bali). In the 5-tonic, the octave was divided ...

ATTACK OF THE CELL PHONE ZOMBIES

Voodoo Revenge SpellsAre zombies real? You'd better believe it! In this excerpt from ZOMBIE NATION - a book in progress - I take a look at the cell phone culture and its effects on participants and bystanders alike.








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