scales

Haziel Andrade Ayala

Title: Descending Chromatic scale on keyboard

Description: A descending Chromatic scale (playing a semitone below it is pitch one note at a time on a 88 key keyboard which includes 7 octaves) played on a Yamaha PSR-E453 keyboard by me recorded and edited in a small bedroom with a midi (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) cable on Logic Pro X (music editing software). This sound was inspired by the discussion in class about discordance in music early African America studies and me relating it back to how a descending chromatic scale reflects back to the discordance that was used by many African Artists during the time but is now used and praised within Eurocentric music stylings.

Karyn Hladik-Brown, Sam Omalyev

Sound recording of members of the UNCSA viola studio rehearsing the C diminished arpeggio. Recorded on an iPhone 5s.

Dayna Hagstedt (flutist), Anastasia Harlan (music producer)

A flute player playing an arpeggiated scales exercise in a practice room, in the maze.