"TONALRefractions clarify my comprehension of music" (Nancy Garniez)
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Home Page • People Respond • Auditory Awareness • Private Sessions • Group Sessions • How It Works • Nancy Garniez Teaches • About Nancy Garniez	Figure 1. One musician's imaginary perfect sound.  Figure 2. Early experiments renotating neumes in color on the grid released the notion of flexible pitch weight and relationships.   Figure 3. A child responds with exuberance when he finally grasps the sense of a Bartok melody.   Figure 4. Twenty minutes of laborious tracking of E and B in Handel's Harmonious Blacksmith utterly exhausted a woman who had suffered severe ulnar nerve damage from a stroke. She thereupon sat at the piano and played the piece, though, as she said, she "no longer remembered how".   Figure 5. Exuberant, precise: This depicts one person's favorite sound on the piano.   "Do, Do, Do, what you Done, Done, Done before, Baby"                                                                 George Gershwin   "Bagatelle No. 1" (dedicated to Nancy Garniez)                                                                                  Ursula Mamlok
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