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🎶 Introducing Play. Pause. Reflect. – A 31-Day Music & Mindfulness Journal

For years, I’ve turned to journaling and music to help me process life, calm anxiety, and reconnect with my creativity. As a therapeutic harpist and music educator, I’ve seen how powerful it can be to simply listen on purpose — to let music hold space for our emotions. That’s why I created Play. Pause. Reflect.,Continue reading “🎶 Introducing Play. Pause. Reflect. – A 31-Day Music & Mindfulness Journal”

Decoding Music with Tries: Recognizing Patterns and Motifs

Introduction Music is full of patterns: repeated motifs, common progressions, and recurring rhythms. Recognizing these patterns is essential for both musicians and listeners, whether it’s identifying the theme in a symphony or recalling a riff in a jazz solo. In coding, tries (also called prefix trees) are data structures designed to efficiently store and searchContinue reading “Decoding Music with Tries: Recognizing Patterns and Motifs”