Your music is amazing. It flows deep inside my head like a meditation.

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This piece explores the concept of algorithmic improvisation, asking the question: "Why do we want our computers to improvise?" It was generated using a Python algorithm that constructs a sequence of 3-note cells. These cells can mutate over time but also return to previous states. The sequence is initiated by a single random seed and a parameter that controls the probability of variation. The timbre parameters of the instruments, on the other hand, are constantly changing, also triggered by a single random seed.
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More on the 651st weekly Disquiet Junto project, Why Compute? — The Assignment: Respond to a prompt from George E. Lewis — at https://disquiet.com/0651/

The cover image for this project uses a photo by Ioan Sameli, thanks to a CC BY-SA 2.0 license; it’s been cropped and text has been added to it.

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