Verse One
Half way of my degree, I ain’t no pant-omath
But I’m worried for music these days and its path
Live music appreciation’s on the wrong track
Kid asks me “what’s a cello,” gives me a heart attack
I might be old school and listen to Beethoven
But his music is really quite a piece of heaven
There’s ravel, chopin, bach and Mozart
They compose real music with their hearts

This is real art. 
Melodies melt your heart. They are quite smart.
Mathematically construct these chords and resolve   
Peterson knows it all to get it analytically solved

Chorus
Let’s hear it for Tchaikovsky  
Let’s hear it for Bach
Let’s relive history
It starts with a spark

Listen to the rhythm 
Listen to the timbre
(It’s the) work of a musician
And make it your mantra


Verse Two
These beautiful compositions should not be ignored
You might not know, but they were once adored
Our generation needs to make a change to explore…
The world of harmony that should live once more

Listen to the resonating sound of Bach’s cello suite
Arpeggiated chords that will sweep you off your feet
There’s nothing to be afraid of in this music genre
So immerse yourself in all of its splendid wonder

This is real art. 
Melodies melt your heart. They are quite smart.
Mathematically construct these chords and resolve   
Peterson knows it all to get it analytically solved



Chorus
Let’s hear it for Tchaikovsky  
Let’s hear it for Bach
Let’s relive history
It starts with a spark

Listen to the rhythm 
Listen to the timbre
(It’s the) work of a musician
And make it your mantra


Relive the History (Bach Cello Remix)ft. DOBBY

Nude Radiohead Remix

This is a project I did for the UNSW Soundlab Ensemble. The track is design for a motion tracking installations. 
The general idea is that you can "swim" in this soundscape with moving your body, which tracks your motion to accordingly and adapts your movement to vary the delay, flux and reverberation.
  

Come Swim with Me

Inspired by minimalist and space music composers Philip Glass, Sigur Ros and Jean-Michel Jarre, this composition is based on various perceptions of time. This piece combines the inner-workings of clocks with synthesised textures and vastly slowed-down samples. Through repetition, fragmentation, and arpeggiated movements, a cosmic soundscape suspends the listener in both time and space.

Visual by Natalia Chow

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