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[N. J. A. Sloane]

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> Seqfans,  I heard this work on the radio
> last night.  I've never heard a musical
> piece which so closely resembles an integer sequence!
> Does anyone have the score?

Glass has made many fine minimalist music (subject to taste, of course),
some chamber pieces, some for orchestra/synth, some operas.

As there is so much to chose from, I can only suggest finding the
playlist of your station.


ralf




Has anyone transcribed a piece of music specifically for the OEIS "listen"
function? That could open a can of worms, to be sure, but there may be a few


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Seqfans,  I heard this work on the radio
last night.  I've never heard a musical
piece which so closely resembles an integer sequence!
Does anyone have the score?
Neil





Certain Danish composers have sent me sequences
based on their work - or on which
their work was based - see for example
the "Music" button at
the bottom of the OEIS pages.

A123456 is the only one I have entered myself,
and that was purely to demonstate the "listen" button
(and it doesn't work well).
Neil