Interesting (and complex) reading, thanks for sharing it.
-f Fabio_A wrote: First time I stumble upon the theory of "music of the spheres"*.*
**I can see looping content here,
I could imagine loops of different lengths in a multi looper, the loop lengths reflecting the relationships between the visible planets. You could also/or base the loops on different pitches.
I didn't read all but I guess it mentions that Kepler was preoccupied with harmonic relationships. Galileo Galilei's father and younger brother were both famous lutenists. The Medieval/Renaissance idea, as I understand it, was that we glimpse moments of ecstasy through our imperfect music and aspire to the perfect music we cannot but imagine. I think some non-western cultures name the notes or strings of some instruments based on the planets On Sep 10, 2011, at 7:57 PM, andy butler wrote: And let's not forget Holst's The Planets.
How much memory would it take to loop on the cosmic scale of time?
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