Stephen Malinowski has created many videos that visualize the score of classical music. See his YouTube Channel.
(Got this through the J-Walk Blog)
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Voted (in my household) "Best Link of the Week".HansV wrote:Stephen Malinowski... YouTube Channel.
Now I can see inside J.S. Bach's brain
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You're welcome!
Bach's music lends itself especially well to this approach. And as someone remarked in one of the comments - time to read Goedel, Escher, Bach again...
Bach's music lends itself especially well to this approach. And as someone remarked in one of the comments - time to read Goedel, Escher, Bach again...
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Re: Visualized music
J.S. Bach 2 and 3 Part Inventions, Fugues and Chorales were a major part of my piano repertoire. Another neat link Well Tempered ClavierHansV wrote:Stephen Malinowski has created many videos that visualize the score of classical music.
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