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JolyMusic Theory Lab

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Original musicological notes on rhythm, harmony, ear training, and composition, grounded in practical musical examples.

Published by jolymusic
Updated Sep 13, 2026
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JolyFlamenco Circular Compás

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Musicological articles on flamenco palos, their compás cycles, cante, guitar accompaniment, baile, and the art of listening.

Published by jolyflamenco
Updated Sep 13, 2026
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Lil Works Amalgames

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Lil Works music features, videos, loops, and release notes, with close attention to atmosphere, form, texture, and performance.

Published by lil-works
Updated Jul 7, 2026
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JolyGuitar

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Guitar studies drawn from real fretboard practice: close and spread voicings, voice leading, harmonic cycles, and playable musical movement.

Published by jolyguitar
Updated Jul 6, 2026
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JolyRecording — Major Recordings

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Listening maps devoted to major recordings: performance, repertoire, sound history, production, and studio decisions.

Published by jolyrecording
Updated Jun 15, 2026
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JolyBook Major Music Books

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Critical reading notes on major books of music theory, composition, rhythm, ethnomusicology, and jazz improvisation.

Published by jolybook
Updated Jun 13, 2026
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