If anyone has interest in harmonic theory and why I/IV/V progressions are so pervasive, I highly recommend "The Harmonic Experience" by W.A. Mathieu.
He really gets into the harmonic series, and how intervals are really low prime ratios.
I read this book after being a professional musician for 15 years and it was an ear opening experience. there are lots of great singing exercises for really hearing the overtone series.
it's pretty much the "art of computer programming" for music.
He really gets into the harmonic series, and how intervals are really low prime ratios.
I read this book after being a professional musician for 15 years and it was an ear opening experience. there are lots of great singing exercises for really hearing the overtone series.
it's pretty much the "art of computer programming" for music.