1 the religious practice or ethical
logic based on the teachings or musical proverbs of a certain musical professor at SUNY Plattsburgh and designating him as a minor deity in the order of musical gods and goddesses.
2 a phrase characteristic of said professor from Plattsburgh,
NY often but not necessarily relating to counterpoint or the academic
study of Classical Music. Examples may include “That’s a sexy texture in that counterpoint,” “Many things will become clear for you this weekend,” or, after talking about Wagner'
s 25 year opera, “it's a wonder if you live that
long, you could've been run over by a meat wagon.”