question where does music notation come from part one of the ancient Egyptians
that a number of musical systems that were burned in the library--so
Alexandria doing Julius Caesar's conquest of Egypt in 30 BCE at the time
the library at the world's largest catalog rivaling that of Rome only a few
of these existing scrolls are available to the public
most information on african sciences mathematics are locked away deep with
involved of museums and various presentations that society's likely
we've stepped into a new arena of world freedom which has fostered the release
of new and old information hidden for political religious and/or financial
reasons
colonialism has their set a major impact on the world view of history two
diagrams in upper left hand corner is an Egyptian notation that shows us they
developed a highly advanced system these sequence patterns show as a form of
circular mode similar to up educators in sequences the 12 half sets off an octave
are represented by unique colors with the size of the circle defining loudness
/ intensity notice how this looks very similar to their depictions off the Sun
in illustration in the bottom right corner of the screen shocked the ancient
Egyptians systems of astronomy were highly complex yet still only a few
samples are available to the public also take note that the top center Dan
Brown's office staff / Sun evolution looks similar to the additionally
remember music notation shows us how sounds change visually over time the
Egyptians were well aware of what's known as the music of the spheres that
was coined more recently leading to the harmony of the cosmos scientists have
even been able to sample the sounds made by the planets in our solar system many
African music systems focus on circles as you can see in the example of the
Egyptian multiplication system depicted in
in central park at the bottom of the screen shocked I designed the TTM
diagram above it to reflect ways off notation intensity bandwidth and reusing
the nervous system for TTM strings I created TTM using African geometry and
trigonometry notice how the TTM bpm skip proof record charts in the bottom left
corner depict the same types of geometric divisions as daily Egyptian
illustrations in the lower right corner
the images of buildings in the upper right corner office screenshot are
ancient and modern libraries of Alexandria I encourage you laugh you to
check your local libraries and museums for books and artifacts that can further
illuminate non-western systems that are currently not being told by music
schools where they live in the metropolis or small town there may be
some hidden rare jewel in a local library museum or university that you
change your world is understanding off the past I have decoded the colors of
each note for your baloney using the keto the left off the Egyptian notation
C equals Yellow Sea shocked equals pink de culos dark purple D sharp equals
reddish-brown equals dark blue F equals dark green F sharp equals brown G equals
black g-shock equals dark yellow equals reddish-orange a sharp equals great the
equals light green it's quite interesting that these ancient africans
decided to use the no day is the color of the Sun discs used in the diagrams
that depict various diet is it's also important to see that the Greek writings
on the egyptian music school seems still have been written at another time using
a different type of thing there also appears to be some writing at the top
off the pitch key that seems to have been scribbled over during Roman
expansion in the European colonialism of Africa which came later
documents and artifacts were altered destroyed and hidden