A Rhumba in 21 note 5 limit JI, Simple Simon 21

lead Surge Synth bass 
Surge and Chromaphone  
percussion Steven Slate Drums

The Heart Rhumba

String Quartet - movement 3

The Road After

Up to transposition, there are 250 ways that an interval can transition to another interval without any note repeated (all notes within the chromatic scale).  The basic material here is a cycle of intervals that survey all 250 transitions.   Constant variations within the dimensions of timbre and articulation, though they might at first seem to work distractions away from the harmonic idea, actually mitigate exhaustion of the ear and so keep fresh the perception of all the intervals, and the intervals between intervals.

Every Bridge, for nine instruments

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Queen - Don't Stop Me Now Remix

Dream Symph last 4 min

Petrichor(2019)_Violin, Saxophone, Percussion, Accordion_ Concept Store Quartet_Yang Song

BaoPipPip

Kolme madrigaalia (Three Madrigals) for mixed choir, 2007. Text (in Finnish, written for this work): Michael Baran. The Helsinki Chamber Choir conducted by Pasi Hyökki (concert recording).

Text:

Kaikki on [x] 
Kaikki on [y] 
Kaikki on [z]
On aina ollut
Käännyt ja
vatsasi pohjassa on [hiljaisuus]

Translation:

Everything is [x] 
Everything is [y] 
Everything is [z]
Has always been
You turn around,
and on the bottom of your belly,
               [silence]

Three Madrigals, No. 2

music: 12ed3

Painting:
Horse and Train (detail)
Alex Colville 1954
http://alexcolville.ca/gallery/alex_colville_1954_horse_and_train/

The Heart Rhumba

John Starrett

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