Name: 10 Possible Outcomes of Gnegg's Space-Time Paradox by F'loom
Duration: 6 min 26 s
Description: The first F'loom album: Michael Ives, Robert Kulik, Rick Scott.

Schrodinger's Twin Nosferati...BRILLIANT!

Oh...Nobody ever remembers that the bullet has a say in the matter....LMAO!!!!

This eTude is a three-voice 10edo canonic chorale. Voices move stepwise.

harMonik eTude 10edo 7-20-25

This is the chorale O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden from Bach's Matthäuspassion. Every verse moves from order (four voices) to chaos (clusters). Voices (SATB) migrate from side to side, like a slow-motion procession of 100 choir members.

bLut und wuNder 7-25-25

This is my reworking of Praise God to Whom all Blessings Flow. Each of the four voices (SATB) is played at a slightly different speed. This is very audible if you listen to the soprano and bass (highest and lowest) parts. The parts diverge the most at the beginning, then converge to unison at the end.

bleSSings 7-25-25

wie wuNderbaRlich 7-25-25 drei

This is the opening to the Dies Irae with four-voice isorhythms.

dies irae 7-27-25

The first F'loom album: Michael Ives, Robert Kulik, Rick Scott.

10 Possible Outcomes of Gnegg's Space-Time Paradox

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