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SKU: A0.1254052
By Steve Lockwood. By Steve Lockwood. Arranged by Steve Lockwood. 20th Century,Chamber,Jazz. 9 pages. Stephen Lockwood #847659. Published by Stephen Lockwood (A0.1254052).Possibility of Certainty started out as an interest in the scientific principle of Certainty. It is a formula for measuring the position and momentum of a particle at the same time. It had gained a certain popularity with Neils Bohr (Danish physicist) when he said, "the mere act of indirectly observing the atomic realm changes the outcome of quantum interactions".
Doesn't this make it more difficult to be certain of position and momentum? Yes, I thought, but what about the song? It has to do with the structure of it, which is A-B. The B section changes keys (not key sig) but everything else stays the same. (Melody, Harmony, Rhythm, Tempo). So, there is change, but ever so slight. The more you repeat the song, the more difficult it is to remember where it exactly started, hence your position in it, and where its going. The end is a fade out. When we finally realize where we are, we are through!
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