Can music uncover the text?
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“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” ― Plato

Given its universal feature of harmony and maths can music be used to uncover the complexity of the text (not translation)?
As Plato said music, also known as sound, vibratin, frequency, pattern, is built into the building blocks of the universe.  I am assigning various notes to the VM glyphs and basically seeing what happens based on variable assumptions of the glyphs.  Many glyphs are unclear in their purpose, e.g, is ch the same as c+h or a seperate value, ee or e+e, iiin or i+in or i+i+i+n, how does cfh work etc?  

By looking for instances of disharmony (and there certainly are some) I hope to find some answers.  B->A# and G->G#->G are not comfortable combinations for sure! So far ch, q and k are posing the most problems.  Project ongoing.

Bunny
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