M64 for Guitar
Atritonic Anhemitonic Polytonality
by Maximilian Schell Phillips
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About the Book
This volume explores a unique intersection of mathematics and guitar theory through visual interval mapping and fretboard geometry.
Using the Stern–Brocot tree as an underlying structural model, the book presents a series of extended scale forms (“Mikescales”) and branching diagram systems that organize chromatic and modal relationships in a clear, repeatable way.
A featured element is the “Xmas Tree” layout: a visual framework that shows how interval families expand, connect, and transform across the instrument.
Designed for curious guitarists, composers, and pattern-minded musicians, this book functions as both a conceptual atlas and a practical reference—linking number-based structure with playable musical shapes.
Using the Stern–Brocot tree as an underlying structural model, the book presents a series of extended scale forms (“Mikescales”) and branching diagram systems that organize chromatic and modal relationships in a clear, repeatable way.
A featured element is the “Xmas Tree” layout: a visual framework that shows how interval families expand, connect, and transform across the instrument.
Designed for curious guitarists, composers, and pattern-minded musicians, this book functions as both a conceptual atlas and a practical reference—linking number-based structure with playable musical shapes.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
- Additional Categories Education
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Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 26 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9798261086222
- Publish Date: Feb 03, 2026
- Language English
- Keywords guitar, music, scale
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