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| Twelve Tones |
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| slowly framing |
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| the center of a sound hole |
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| to allow music to flow delicately |
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| amidst the movement of an off beat |
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The complex geometry of Jazz starts with the beautiful and simplistic framework of the modern twelve tones. Building from this base derives fractals of musical harmonies embellishing every note. Jazz unlike classical is formed from the feeling of the beat, the movement of sound and the caress of each tone. It is truly unwritten in its purest form. Transcribed jazz is but a symbol of an effigy. It is a pure form slightly obtuse and off kilter.
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