In 2008, GKO+Melax + Dean Ferrel recorded this piece which had been fixed in GKO's mind since the death of his sister Vivan in 1995.  So here is Vivaldi for Vivan.

Laude Purre, Psalm 112, by Antonio Vivaldi

We present an analysis of the General Singularity (GS), which extends General Relativity (GR) by incorporating electromagnetic vortices and spacetime torsion. Focusing on observational data from the supermassive black hole (SMBH) in NGC 1068, high-energy neutrino detections by the IceCube Observatory, and recent experimental work on electromagnetic vortices by Fabrizio Tamburini and collaborators, we demonstrate how GS provides a robust framework for understanding the interplay between gravitational fields, electromagnetic structures, and high-energy particles. Our multi-messenger approach reveals that the interactions near black hole horizons, characterized by GS-induced torsion and electromagnetic vortices, can account for the observed absorption of gamma rays and the production of high-energy neutrinos. These findings suggest that GS offers significant insights beyond classical GR, potentially unifying gravitational and electromagnetic phenomena in extreme astrophysical environments.

http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32710.48966

Electromagnetic Vortices & Spacetime Torsion in High-Energy Phenomena Near Supermassive Black Holes

Patre is based on the Icelandic national anthem. Written by GKO in 1984, it adheres to every stricture of copyright and the statutes applying to the Icelandic National Anthem. It is GKO’s ode to his country and countrymen. The piece was originally recorded in the Elgar Sessions with Björk in 1987. The text is read by Megas with words taken from GKO’s comments on magic numbers and Platonic polyhedra - along with additional words from a poem by one of Björks boyfriends (Þór Eldon)

Patre, Track #4 from the album "Dense Time" (2006)

Mjötviður til Fóta was a CD album released in 2001 by GKO and HOH, to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of the proper version of the band ÞEYR (1981-1983), and is a compilation from the albums "Mjötviður Mær" and "Iður til Fóta", both released in 1981. The tracks for this album were selected with universality in mind, so the more "local" tracks that addressed Icelandic audience were not included. This album was printed in 1500 units, and sold out in 2010 and has not been reissued - while we will possibly do a vinyl version in 2021 to celebrate the 40 year anniversary of the said proper band ÞEYR.

Electromagnetic Vortices & Spacetime Torsion in High-Energy Phenomena Near Supermassive Black Holes

Alessandro Rizzo

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