[ExI] new entry from symphony of science

Mike Dougherty msd001 at gmail.com
Sat Nov 27 07:27:09 UTC 2010


On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 9:27 PM, spike <spike66 at att.net> wrote:

> So how can we express really meaningful commentary in music?  Can we write
> music about science?  Using people who have actual brains, talking about
> something we care about?  How?  I am open to suggestion, but I suspect any
> way we do it, we end up with something that sounds a lot like symphony of
> science.
>
>
I think I follow your vector.  I'll try to add.... Nope, can't figure it.

We could build a representation of the Mona Lisa using Lego bricks.  To some
it would be a dreadful copy that completely fails to capture the essence of
the original.  To others it would be it an original work of art in its own
right.

Some might like pitchbending effects applied to "smart people talks" in the
name of music.  I personally feel that's an original work of art that I do
not appreciate.

I do think we can write music about science.  It will likely take a hybrid
creativity to be recognized by both musicians and scientists.
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