Sotto le Stelle del Jazz, Paolo Conte

Premiered in Torino by Moreno Andreatta on 15 dec 2016 at Teatro Colosseo in the presence of Mestro Paolo Conte.

In this piece, Paolo Conte uses a Pattern called "Turn Around", ( in latin languages we say "Anatole") that will translate from G to Bb for the Chorus.
The spider web symbolizes the tonal center,
We illustrate basic harmonic movements : falling fifths and relative relation.
The Tonnetz has been invented by Euler, modified by Riemann, Douthett & Steinbach, Baroin & Seress.

The Planet-4D ideographic System, based on graph theory has been developed in my PhD.

No Copyright Infrigiment, We are scientists, this is a pedagogic movie. This video helps to see what non musician don not hear naturally.

[tototiti]

experience mister mathemusik🎵ma qué lé lé ! con il grande paolo Conte it’s so coool !

[ergnoor]

Thank you for your work on visualizing music. A couple of comments: that was a Modulation (not a transposition, although the transposition sometimes can be a special case of modulation), would be great to see exact steps taken in the modulation - there are several common types of it. Another comment: would be nice to see chords visualized as triangles (triads of course). Thank you!

[ATubeWithMeInIt]

The english term for "Anatole" is "Turn around". :)