KeyChordMode (KCM) https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Free KCM Online Courses Axiom 2: Tritones determine key center, harmonic and melodic expectations, and mode structure moonlight Category Theory: a picture is worth a thousand equations An introduction to KCM theory 5×2 “Key-Mode” Diagram An introduction to KCM analysis Studies on the Major Network Chord Quality The Harmonic Wheel Quality Cluster An introduction to STEP SPACE Major Scale Step Loop The Tritone Studies on the Modal Pyramid The Modal Triangle The Big Wheel The Big Loop 5×3 “Key-Chord” diagram The Little Wheel Super-Diatonic Chromatic Jump Space What is the difference between a KCM network, wheel, and loop? An Introduction to Accidental Space KCM Toys Hypothesis: Nucleotides are adjoint operators An introduction to JUMP SPACE NxN Diagrams An introduction to SKIP SPACE 5×5 Jump Diagram From Accidentals to Notes 2×2 Step Diagram An introduction to KCM composition Bach’s “Well-tempered clavier prelude” (part 2 of 2) Bach’s “Well-tempered clavier prelude” (part 1 of 2) Axiom 4: Minimize psychoaccoustic discomfort for maximal functional harmony. Pentatonic Scales These concepts retain their meaning in KCM These concepts are not used in KCM music theory 3×3 Skip diagram Key Diagrams Axiom 3: Modal position within accidental space determines chord quality. Heptatonic Scales Major Scale Skip Loop Axiom 1: The major scale defines naturalness for all chromatically-inspired heptatonic scales. Major Scale Jump Loop Accidental Algebra Circle of Modes The Chromatic Scale and The Circle of Fifths supp#rt@k&ych#rdm#d&.c#m