Flashes of radiant cognizance – the single

Flashes of radiant cognizance – the single

A dream of life

Phrygian on D (rel. A 438 Hz) — 4-string guitar, crotales, tanpura — 7:43
A dream of life
The old Yamaha, Ulrico’s first, now 4-string, the Levin classical 6-string, and the 12 now 7-string guitar

Reality is what one believes

PentaCor on A (438 HZ) — 7-string guitar, tenor ukulele, tanpura — 5:14
Reality is what one believes
Small harbor docks emptied for winter — November 2025 — Lake Minnetonka, Excelsior, Minnesota

Tathāgata or Buddha

PentaCor on F (171 Hz; rel. A 432 Hz) — 8-string guitar — 10:42
Tathāgata or Buddha
Water moving on in oh so many ways — October 2025 — Wild Water Trail above Tschingel, Kiental, Switzerland

Tonality of the moment: PentaCor

PentaCor — extra sound sample, calm — 8-string guitar — June 2022 — 3:18 — as loop on a separate tab
Tonality of the moment: PentaCor

Core tonalities are a diverse collection of specific hepta-, hexa-, and pentatonalites with a common core. Though only partially or progressively anchored (with the exception of fully anchored BlueMix), they are most uniquely anchored in that they contain all four corners of the sound temple. Besides the fundamental or octave, these are the minor third, tritone, and major sixth. As a result of containing all four corners of the sound temple, they tend towards dissolving tonality. Thus they can open up more freedom in experiencing sound.

The addition of the quint to the four corners of the sound temple produces the pentatonality PentaCor. The quint strengthens its fundamental and anchors it in a more common sense of harmony and tonality.