Monday, May 07, 2007
Life imitating art
Patty provided a link to mad scientists exercising their compositional chops. She rightly asks what makes it "classical" when clearly it comes from our most base nature. I'm thinking club music. But that's not all. I already knew about this story, thanks to an interesting Google search referral: Carl Sagan kazoo. I naturally had to click on the first story, which is about another mad scientist splicing genes with music to create... But I'll let you read the short story yourself.
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Scott, have you seen this one: http://www.hindu.com/seta/2007/05/17/stories/2007051700081500.htm
It's all Greek to me, but maybe you'd want to read it.
I hadn't seen that particular article, but he is referencing the same DNA music you linked to. The question still arises: Why do it? What information is gleaned by setting molecular information to a cultural aesthetic system?
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