How King Dorian United His KingdomMain MenuKing DorianThe Journey BeginsKing Dorian Tries Greek NotationNotation Exercise No. 4King Dorian Tries NeumesNotation Exercise 1 & 2Elizabeth Murraydfa7007276f34b592c5fda4ee04e6921e4c7bb97
The Resolution
1media/regal-tiger-tapestry-11.jpg2017-05-10T17:01:45-07:00Elizabeth Murraydfa7007276f34b592c5fda4ee04e6921e4c7bb97182074image_header2017-05-10T17:03:36-07:00Elizabeth Murraydfa7007276f34b592c5fda4ee04e6921e4c7bb97Ultimately King Dorian realized that rhythmic specificity, melodic contour, harmonic support, and tonality were all vital components in musical notation. He combined all of these elements to create the system we know and use today with shapes to represent rhythmic value, 3 lined staves to represent pitch, key signatures, times signatures, and the symbols used in lead sheets. King Dorian was finally able to share his music with the world, and his legacy lives on.