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I also wanted to note that I did change the black and white key ordering based on Todd Wilcox's suggestion.

Two weeks ago I posted a discussion thread to solicit ideas and inspiration from the community. First off, thank you for all your feedback! It was very helpful in pointing me in a general direction I should explore, as well as making sure I avoided the typical clichés surrounding music. Here were a couple statements in particular that really helped…

If you were to look at the tags for specific styles you would find that the questions asked skew towards jazz, classical-music, and blues in that order…

Musicians are life-long learners who are constantly absorbing new information, developing more refined skills, and improving.

Score excerpts are fine; pics of working musicians are fine. The music industry's stock tropes (the ones they use to market the "glitz") should be avoided.

…I think appropriately using accurately-depicted elements of musical notation is at the very least a good starting point for ideas.

Music is not about notations. … Music is an art. Art is about expression of your free soul.

I also wanted to note that I did change the black and white key ordering based on Todd Wilcox's suggestion.

Two weeks ago I posted a discussion thread to solicit ideas and inspiration from the community. First off, thank you for all your feedback! It was very helpful in pointing me in a general direction I should explore, as well as making sure I avoided the typical clichés surrounding music. Here were a couple statements in particular that really helped…

If you were to look at the tags for specific styles you would find that the questions asked skew towards jazz, classical-music, and blues in that order…

Musicians are life-long learners who are constantly absorbing new information, developing more refined skills, and improving.

Score excerpts are fine; pics of working musicians are fine. The music industry's stock tropes (the ones they use to market the "glitz") should be avoided.

…I think appropriately using accurately-depicted elements of musical notation is at the very least a good starting point for ideas.

Music is not about notations. … Music is an art. Art is about expression of your free soul.