He should not have worried. The EstoCast Episode 75 with Erik Kreem was, as promised thought-provoking to the degree that the lean machine has branched out on his own exploration of the themes discussed by Kreem and host Vincent Teetsov. The message has been resonating for a while, pun intended.
The very first click, or the “ah-ha!” moment, was triggered by the realization that the failed bluesman wannabe has as long as failing memory serves had the ability to visualize—that is silently perceive—music. The long-suffering significant other, on the other hand, had no clue as to what this meant. This is perhaps due to musical education, notably in high school band, when persnickety instruments with slides and reeds had to be tuned.
Here is an example, which though certainly not a definition should be clear. Resonance in music, be it generated by instrument or voice, is the sound created through vibration, the count of this is known as frequency. While making no claim of having perfect pitch, the gracile guy can, without making any noise (no humming, whistling, or grunting), conjure up a concert C. (The note with the pitch, or frequency of 440Hz. That is your answer, Kenneth).
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