Sherelle wrote: I don't know if what sense this makes, but when I was little, I used to relate key signatures to colors. Purple was what I know now as E or E flat major. Blue was A or A flat major, and green was the key of G or C major. I still see key signatures that way and I don't know why. Oh well!
-- This is a very common phenomenon, and since I'm days behind on the digests, I'm sure you've already gotten responses, Sherelle. They even have a name for it -- for the experience of perceiving or associating one kind of perception, say a color, with a musical note, or warmth/coldness, or even a taste. But i can't for the life of me remember the technical term. I'm sure someone else on the list will remember. warmly (greenly, in the key of C), Walt
