Training day: Oct 12, 2026
Use A Dorian as a stable reference while Circular Metal Black Blast shifts your attention between pulse and subdivision. The final pass through JolyMusic Progression – Romanesca in A minor should sound intentional, with every tension heard before it resolves.
Analysis Note
Focus: A Dorian
StudentDaily training
Use A Dorian as a stable reference while Circular Metal Black Blast shifts your attention between pulse and subdivision. The final pass through JolyMusic Progression – Romanesca in A minor should sound intentional, with every tension heard before it resolves.
Chord/scaleA Dorian
Scale tonesA - B - C - D - E - F# - G
Circular rhythmCircular Metal Black Blast at 208 BPM
Pulse density34 active circular step(s)
Today's Focus
- Chord/scale: A Dorian
- Scale tones: A - B - C - D - E - F# - G
- Circular rhythm: Circular Metal Black Blast at 208 BPM
- Pulse density: 34 active circular step(s)
Circular Polyrhythm 2 over 13 · Ternary Foot
Circular Metal Black Blast
Stored Harmony Progression
Use this saved harmony as the progression layer, then compare its chord motion with today's scale and circular pulse.
JolyMusic Progression – Andalusian cadence in E Phrygian dominant
Root: E • Priority: 1117 • Events: 4
Practice Blocks
Exercise
Sing the center
StudentHome practice
Sing the selected chord/scale slowly against the circular rhythm.
Repeats2
LevelFocused
Exercise
Shape the pulse
StudentHome practice
Play the scale tones as quarter notes, then as eighth notes, without losing the circular pulse.
Repeats3
LevelFocused
Exercise
Play the stored harmony
StudentHome practice
Play the stored chord progression once as written, then transpose its strongest motion into the selected chord/scale.
Repeats4
LevelFocused
Exercise
Record and mark
StudentHome practice
Record one take and mark the bars where the harmony creates the strongest tension against the tonal center.
Repeats5
LevelFocused