Chords in Parity Staff Notation | Maths and Music | N J Wildberger

Parity Staff Notation (PSN) is an alternate, much simplified system for annotating music, which avoids sharps and flats, and steps away from the dependence of our current system on the architecture of the keyboard.
In this video we begin by getting a deeper understanding of chords and their interval sequences, comparing traditional and PSN notations, and focusing especially on inversions.
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[@Rollinsonn]

Hi Norman, I appreciate your valuable work here to provide tangible quality of life improvements to notation systems.

[@njwildberger]

Glad to hear that!

[@theoremus]

Thank you. It would be nice to hear the chords as you point them out.

[@EkShunya]

thank you :)

[@lkda01]

thank you, I learned alot

[@njwildberger]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aspartamexylitol]

Hi Norman, have you seen Tantacrul's recent video on CZcams about alternative musical notation systems? He's the head of design for the MuseScore notation software, I think you'd be interested in his critiques

[@Nah_Bohdi]

"I think you'd be interested in his critique."
LOL...