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It's more suggestive because the shape of the music is visible; the interval relationship is tangible. Humans are visual creatures (by and large). The memoriza
by davelnewton 9y ago
It's more suggestive because the shape of the music is visible; the interval relationship is tangible.
Humans are visual creatures (by and large). The memorization of played music is generally proprioceptive; while the music may still be read, it has more to do with relating structure to the playing appendages once you know the piece.
- fpereiro 9y agoYou're absolutely right; hexnot is way less visual than the standard notation. I am a quite non-visual person and I think that's part of the reason I'm inclined towards this approach. Hexnot seems to draw more on the formal and perhaps also linguistic parts of the brain. I also find very reassuring the 1:1 relationship between the numbers and the actual notes, which lets them stand a little bit more in the realm of a symbolic ideal, and less dependent on a position in the staff. Thank you for commenting!