This is collaborate tune with Numusik.
The original code progression by numusik, and added others by fibonacch.

refer to
https://soundcloud.com/numusik/share


West Coast Grove  (Numusik & Fibonacch)

Ryan Brown is a singer-songwriter, synthesist and storyteller from Detroit who creates space rock music. Ryan harnesses the power of analog synthesizers to explore the solar system and beyond. Being outside of the present is what makes Ryan unique.

I am a midi orchestrator and I  love all music. When a idea come to me I try to capture it right away. I have been away for a while. I have been taking classes at Berklee College of Music online so that I can better express my ideas thru the use of my laptop. 

Having overcome his illness and continuing his rehabilitation, Recently he has been experimenting with playing original tunes and jazz standards on street piano at the following venues:

MInamiAtami town hall, Ongakuji-Chichibu, AjiroMusubi-Izu, TokyoKoutsuKaikan, IsawaOnsen st., Inubouzaki-Chiba, Kannai St.-Yokohama, Yokosuka port, Kunitachi, RengeAraiso-Sagamihara, Choushi St., Fuchu, Lake Miyagase, Takanawa, Kobuchizawa St.-Nagano, Shrine-Hadano, NAKAYAMA St.-Yokohama, Odawara St., Akabane, Daikanzan-Hakone, Kisarazu St., Hachioji, Sayama, Yachimata St., Music Box Museum-Kiyosato, Ikebukuro-Kanamecho St., MuzaKawasaki, Shizuoka-Higashi St., Hashimoto, EchigoYuzazwa St., ChichibuJibaSangyoCenter, Nagaoka, UmiHotaru, Some Gokoku shrine, Center-Minami St./Kita , Izu-no-kuni city, Kannami-Izu, Tamachi-Tokyo, Nihonbashi-Tokyo, Kouhu-Yamanashi, Airport terminal 3 Haneda, Sakado st., Tourin community center... etc. 

If you see a guy improvising music, check him out. It could be him. He leaves no records of these temporary performances, and disappears like the wind once the show is over.

⭐︎ Fibonacch is a composer who is heavily influenced by electric music and also by the various mood of different sounds.

Fibonacch enjoys musing over in his music, filling his melodies with metaphors.

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😺 Thoughts on music and the Fibonacci sequence..

The octave, consisting of eight white keys and five black keys (13 in total), represents the relationship between the Fibonacci sequence and music. As we ascend the musical scale, harmonics converge toward a singularity, yet humans cannot directly hear these frequencies. In improvised music, seemingly out-of-tune harmonics and melodies can emerge. Imagine a scale composed of inaudible harmonics in a specific key and overtone. While every note makes sense in theory, without considering the underlying harmony, these melodies sound very unnatural. This is like looking at Da Vinci's Mona Lisa and focusing only on the facial expression, ignoring the unusual shape and color of the chest and hands, and ignoring the landscape behind it, where an important story is hidden. Analyzing the details of the painting while viewing it as a whole reveals the artist's desires and the sad story of the woman (or man) depicted. This is similar to how it took centuries for us to realize that intervals that we perceived as dissonant actually had meaning in music.

West Coast Grove (Numusik & Fibonacch)

FIBONACCH🌀