One day I was in a seminar class on planning, with one of my mentors, Meir Ezra, and he laid out his system, in a kind of refined Gantt chart, and I realized I was looking at a sort of planning symphony, with harmonic elements in parallel, melodic elements in sequence, and rhythm cycles of weeks or work cycles. Music notation does not make that obvious but a view called piano roll notation perhaps can show the parallels with a Gantt chart like view on the wall behind him. Music (and Meir) grow your brain!
Is music like advanced project management on the fly?
by Chris Salter | Oct 18, 2013 | Chris Salter | 2 comments
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A major difference between a symphony and a Gantt chart is that the former gets better and is refined with time, while the latter gets worse, much worse.
Meir is amazing.