Re: Chord finder

[Burkhard Wölfel <versuchsanstalt@xxxxxx>]

Am 08.07.2012 um 21:36 schrieb Lorenzo Sutton  
<lorenzofsutton@xxxxxxxxx>:

> [nsfw - nsfk warning]
>
> On 08/07/12 06:11, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>
> [... some bullshit about academia ...] (IMHO - IIRC)
>
> [... some other bullshit about "music and emotion" ...] (IMHO - IIRC)
>
> > IIRC another reply was regarding to "it's better to know how to name
> > chords, than to say 'put one finger to that fret and another finger  
> > to
> > this fret'"Full ACK, but in the beginning nobody is able to know that
>
> This is so surprising from a person who is on a linux mailing list:  
> this is exactly the difference between "just open the exe file on  
> windows" (mechanically do something that seems to 'get the job done'  
> without trying to understand how it works) and try downloading the  
> source and understanding how things work i.e. learnng.
>
> Knowing the theory means helping to learn and understand what  
> phenomena (physical, psychophysical, social, cultural) are behind  
> the your 'music and emotion' thing - otherwise you are mystifying  
> and turning music into black magic ;)

There's nothing wrong with giving names to phenomena if we want to  
talk about them, acoustic or any other. In fact it helps a lot.

Besides that: problems (or acoustic phenomena, or the warm fuzzy  
feeling I get when listening to it) don't disappear when given names  
or being talked about.

Except for psychotherapy maybe, you can't analyze away problems. 
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