Not Exactly Music

By: Kent S Godfrey
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  • Summary

  • Kent S Godfrey explores multisensory tone, rhythm, melody, and harmony. This podcast connects subjects including dance, music, education, Deaf studies, autism, sensory studies, and linguistics. When the combination of tone, rhythm, melody, and harmony is experienced through sound it is called music; through movement: dance; through vision: visual art; and through taste: cuisine. Every song can be experienced multisensorily. Every sensation has an equal equivalent in other senses. This research provides a theoretical basis for teaching tone, rhythm, melody, and harmony to autistic people who have a sensitivity to sound and to Deaf people through senses in addition to sound, thereby giving them greater access to the myriad benefits associated with the concept “music." This podcast creates a paradigm shift in how people understand their world. It is for anyone who likes to think deeply. For more information check out www.KentSGodfrey.com
    (C) 2022 Kent S Godfrey
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Episodes
  • Ep3: Defining Tone, Rhythm, Melody, and Harmony (The Components of Music)

    Ep3: Defining Tone, Rhythm, Melody, and Harmony (The Components of Music)
    Jan 6 2022

    Welcome to Episode Three.  This is the episode in which I provide basic definitions of tone, rhythm, melody, and harmony; and for music.  These are the working definitions for this podcast.  They provide us with things to refer back to.  These definitions suggest that tone, rhythm, melody, and harmony can be experienced through various senses.  Plus, I discuss some models of music. 

    For more information check out www.KentSGodfrey.com 
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    19 mins
  • EP2: Kent Godfrey Biography

    EP2: Kent Godfrey Biography
    Jan 6 2022

    This is Episode Two.  In this episode I give an overview of my background in the fields of disability, arts, and education.  The purpose is to give you an idea of where I am coming from and where the Not Exactly Music podcast is going.  In this episode, I discuss my lifetime of work in disability, arts, and education.  Even more important is my work combining these various things.  You’ll see how I began to realize that the components of music can be experienced through multiple senses and some of the evidence I have gathered to support this idea.

    For more information check out www.KentSGodfrey.com 
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    33 mins
  • Ep1: Introducing Not Exactly Music

    Ep1: Introducing Not Exactly Music
    Jan 4 2022

    In this episode I give a broad overview of Not Exactly Music.  This episode includes an introduction into topics such as sensory studies, Dalcroze Eurhythmics, Laban Studies, and Synesthesia.  The podcast touches on topics including anthropology, psychology, the performing arts, Deaf studies, and special education.  I provide an idea of my background in the performing arts and in special education.  I discuss how the purpose of the podcast is to demonstrate that Deaf and autistic people can reap the benefits of music through senses in addition to sound.  My guiding principles include cultural relativism and constructivism.

    For more information check out www.KentSGodfrey.com 
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    22 mins

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