This baroque-esque movement features the sine wave. Interestingly, I began this piece before college, but did not finish it till senior year. I have always thought that sine waves sounded similar to pipe organs; in that train of thought, this piece was written to mimic a baroque contrapuntal style. But since tuning is no issue with computer generated sound, the use of parallel perfect intervals is perfectly acceptable. The piece features a large ternary form (ABA) beginning with a theme, transitioning to a large development section, then recapping the main theme. Be sure to listen for the return of the A theme towards the end! Seeing as this movement is the most contrapuntal of the three, this movement is named after the style: ComputerPoint

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A celebration of tonic, I hope these make you smile :)

Experimentalist Artist.  I like to play with a varity of different genre´s
I dont have more space in here so i hope you will listen to some of my new music on youtube under the same name.  

i find my inspiration, by listen to:  Andromeda, Time In Motion, Reefer Decree, Shpongle, Younger Brother, Etc..   And other various genre´s I also like music like Imogene  Heap , Jean Michell Jarre , Yelawolf , Pretty Lights, Floozies and many other´s   but Recently i Haved found a lot of inspiration in ThrillMonkey And FlexHead..   Wich i think really got something that inspire me..    im still one a journey , to the unknown i get new inspiration every day.  Especially In Here On SC.  

UPDATE: My New Project "True2Nature" (Seeking Collaboration)  Melodic House-Minimal Tance-Psybient- Dub-Progressive Trance Or Progressive House..  All Electronic Genre actually i like to work with...

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