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It is not music, so it is irrelevant. Music is a solely human domain.
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Chromaticism is when you play notes that aren't in the scale you're using right now but this does not apply to atonal harmony and improvisation methods
If youre saying that the cat is using "atonal harmonies" and "improvising", then your applying what its doing to theory.

And instead of asking "Does this music have theory?", we should now as "Is this music?"[no music=no][/no]. As far as Im concerned, no. My definition of music, from my own experience, is "a series of sounds pleasing to the ear". Im pretty sure your the only one here inri who finds what that cat is doing "pleasing to the ear", so its really only your problem to apply theory to it, because none of us really care to do so.
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Of course it is, even just noise is music according to some people
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It is not music, so it is irrelevant. Music is a solely human domain.
so not true.
Birds sing
and it is pretty musical man
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Well, not really, because there isn't thought behind it, it's just their vocalisation. With all music, there is an element of thought behind it. It certainly does sound pleasant and melodious to our ears, but so do a lot of sounds. Does that make them musical without context?
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from what I've been taught at my university is that music is basically organised sound. So in theory any sound can be music if you claim it to be. Just as any physical object can be claimed as being art by the artist.

The cat playing the piano is by definition 'music' whether it sounds good or not is down to opinion. Whether there is theory to the piece is saying that there is some formula to the cat's random playing. If you believe this, then you have to question that everything that seems to be 'random' can be worked out using some sort of theory. For instance a feather falling down in the wind. It seems to be random, but can it be explained by some theory or formula?  Some Jewish scholars seem to think so......(the movie pi lol)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/216_(number)
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Ok quick question that has nothing to do with tabs but with guitar.

Why does my 6th string always have vibrato whenever I pluck it? It has a metallic sort of ring to it near the end of notes. It's hard to explain but maybe someone knows what I'm talking about and can help me.
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It must be a fret buzz the hoodie
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Might be intonation
Don't really know though.
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It must be a fret buzz the hoodie
What is this and how do I fix it? (Sorry, I just started playing guitar)
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its usually to do with the quality of your guitar strings. replace them or something.
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its usually to do with the quality of your guitar strings. replace them or something.

no, not really. if it is fret buzz it has to do with his guitar's setup. take it to a local music shop and see if they can fix your action and intonation
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and the first thing they will ask you is "How old are the strings?"

Often the problem is solved by changing the strings. If not, then it might be a more permanent problem to do with the intonation.
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yeah, it might be just the oxidation of the string
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He could just be playing it too hard.
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