Talk:John Link (composer)
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Notability
[edit]I'm not super up to date on Wiki formatting regulations, so I'm just gonna leave this here.
John Link is the namesake of 'Link Chords', solutions to a classic mathematical problem in music. They are chords that contain all 12 notes of the Western chromatic scale while simultaneously using all 12 intervals, and where each hexachord within the chord contains every possible trichord. This is explained in detail in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki7BzKrMtos
Since the video explicitly references Link in a non-trivial way to illustrate a significant aspect of music theory, I think it should help to satisfy the notability flag on this article