Here ends my adventure with the Tonnetz! This is the piece that closes the series of four works that I have composed based on it.


In the following links you will find the PDF files, where I explain it in detail with the theoretical presentation of the current piece.

Explanation in English language:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YbM9PspOSuMw0mqS46Eyzq1bCTQJEZUr/view?usp=sharing

Explicación en castellano:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ezUhGhdC13jp7eCEq1SnBujtXhLKryhK/view?usp=sharing

Explicació en català:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H1dI8ZNRwx9iVITabbns0v4bAok1bbgN/view?usp=sharing

I have also created an album where I have gathered the 5 pieces that I have composed following the pattern of the Tonnetz. Each of the first four pieces (all of them for piano) follow the scheme of a different Tonnetz, what differentiates each one of them is the certain number of notes that their chords have. The pieces are presented ordered according to this number of notes that their chords have: 2, 3, 4, 6 notes respectively. In the fifth piece (which is orchestral) the four Tonnetz intervene successively in their different parts.

https://soundcloud.com/ramon-capsada-blanch/sets/the-4-tonnetz-of-the-chromatic

Fifth chords chained with common notes

We're Abbey and Miguel, just a married couple making worship music and creating fun things. It's usually Miguel here.

A lot is changing in our lives, but God has never let us down. He always gives us reasons to worship.

We are inspired by oldies, classic rock, and worship. Some of the best worship songs are still the hymns!

The two of us write and record in a loft. We then send the songs to our friend David to finish them. 

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Abbey Ogas: Art Design, Beats, Composing, Engineering, Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals

Miguel Ogas: Composing, Engineering, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Producing, Synthesizer, Synthesizer Bass

David Sweetland: Mastering, Mixing, Producing, Programming

© Abbey and Miguel Publishing LLC

Aside from music I love to learn new things from other people, Video game and movie nerd. Establishment shill. Can tell if an apple is good just by tapping it. 
Music is on all platforms.

Thank you so much for visiting and listening.
I’m a full-time engineer, but I’ve been making music for 40-plus years. I studied jazz drums and Spanish guitar, and now I make music as both producer and guitar player.

I love instrumental rock and hip-hop and electronic music — especially when they start to overlap. To me, music should share electricity, and have a dynamic, stratified blend of styles.

I use Ableton DAW, add Moog and Arturia synthesizers, play guitar, and dive head over heels into the creative process. I really treasure the ancient power of music.

Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Anjunadeep music are some of my main influences.
All the best from Hungary!!!!!

A piece of music is a mentally constructed entity, of which scores and performances are partial representations by which the piece is transmitted.
(Fred Lerdahl & Ray Jackendoff)

Any tone can succeed any other tone, any tone can sound simultaneously with any other tone or tones, and any group of tones can be followed by any other group of tones, just as any degree of tension  or nuance can occur in any medium under any kind of stress or duration. Successful projection will depend upon the contextual and formal conditions that prevail, and upon the skill and soul of the composer.
(Vincent Persichetti)

Music is a system of signs composed of complex forms which may be represented by physical sounds, and which in this way mediate between mental and psychic contents. To deal with such a system, semiotics are naturally evoked. To describe these forms, mathematics is the adequate language. To represent these forms on the physical level, physics are indispensable. And to understand the psychic contents, psychology is the predestined science.
(Guerino Mazzola)

Sais Steely Dan keyboardist Jim Beard… “Congratulations on a marvelous album JOrdon!”.

Albany’s WXET Dave Michaels sais “ JOrdon your Pixie Dust album is a masterpiece!”.

Hello magical entity... Thank you for visiting..

Three names I go by are JOrdon (which I use for Bandcamp and SC) and Jae Ordon and Mascot’s Distance,(which I use everywhere else, such as Spotify, Apple, etc.).

I've written music for Taye Diggs, Ian Gillan of Deep Purple, Pete Yorn, the Gorillaz Dan the Automator, John Spencer Blues explosion’s Russel Simons and Bed Bath and Beyond.  In summer of 2022 my recording Life Whispers On was #7 on Canada’s Cashbox Radio.  Currently finishing up a musical called Humane.


I'm playing all the instruments on many tunes, ones I'm not are…Brian Allen of Lori McKenna, Christopher Cross and Robben Ford on Bass, Michael McDonald's horn section, in addition to Yutaka Uchida playing drums on some tunes and Laurent Medelgi on guitar, also Danny Zanker and Joe Bearclaw Burcaw playing bass.
Thank you for listening to my Vegan, Folk-Jazz-Rock recordings…

My music defies convention, eschewing strict technical boundaries in favor of allowing the raw essence of the soul to flow freely.

For me, music is more than just a collection of sounds; it's a profound expression of the soul's deepest emotions and experiences. I place a special emphasis on this ethereal connection. Music, in my view, possesses the power to produce vibrations that resonate not only in the visible realm but also in the hidden depths of our consciousness. It is a universal language, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers, capable of forging connections and speaking directly to the core of our being. It propels us toward uncharted horizons, inviting us to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and emotional exploration.

Fifth chords chained with common notes

Ramon Capsada Blanch