The étude is called "The Toy AEC Routemaster of Juan F."

Image: The Library of Babel

Piano étude

In celebration of the first direct detection of gravitational waves, I made this piece. The sound samples used are the sound of the gravitational wave that was detected and Stephen Hawking's comments about the event.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_observation_of_gravitational_waves



GW150914 (first sketch)

Sorry about the noise, I need to clean the mic entry...

PImp

Me trying a few new improvisation tricks that occurred to me some days ago (mainly aiming to produce noticeable two and three voices polyphony while improvising; from 6:40 to 6:57 only the right hand plays, you can hear there the trick alone... which is just trying to improvise the two voices in a Bach-like fashion)

Jazz Impro (for Electric Piano)

The idea of these pieces is something similar to the one behind Ravel's Miroirs, that is, to capture with music an image from nature or the world in an objective way, like a musical mirror.

A Walk Through The Aquarium Tunnel (Synthesizer piece)

The Milky Way From The South Pole (Synthesizer piece)

Both, harmony and rhythm, derived from certain mathematical distributions.

Connais Elan? (Five variations for piano)

The Secret Held by Time I

The Secret Held by Time II

0:00 - Intermezzo
0:50 - Finale
5:20 - Epilogue

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