Tag Archives: Tintinnabuli Mathematica

TM9f4 blotch video

Posted on 9 March, 2016 by Guy

For the Share Ideas channel, Serge Goldwicht made this paint blotch video to go with my track Tintinnabuli Mathematica 9f4: https://vimeo.com/156550710

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Mapping Tintinnabuli Transformations

Posted on 23 March, 2014 by Guy

My project, Tintinnabuli Mathematica, involves the process of trying to understand Arvo Pärt’s tintinnabuli method of composition in order to use this knowledge for my own music-making. This post summarizes what I’ve learned so far about the compositional rules for … Continue reading →

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Tintinnabuli Mathematica Vol. I

Posted on 18 February, 2014 by Guy

I’m pleased to announce that, with the help of Joe Evans at Runningonair Music, my new album, Tintinnabuli Mathematica Vol. I., has been released. It’s the result of a generative music project that I’ve been  working on for over three … Continue reading →

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Experimental Music Mix

Posted on 12 January, 2014 by Guy

On Tuesday 9th January, via KFAI radio, Eric Frye posted a new episode of Splice-Free, “a programme examining experimental compositions past and present”. The mix includes work by many artists whose work I admire: Alva Noto, Theo Burt, Jo Thomas, … Continue reading →

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SEQUENCE7 and TM12

Posted on 1 December, 2013 by Guy

Once again, the Futuresequence label has released a cracking compilation of experimental and ambient music for free. SEQUENCE7 contains 30 tracks that were whittled down from over 200 submissions through a selection process by label owner Michael Waring with the … Continue reading →

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Programming Arvo Pärt

Posted on 11 November, 2011 by Guy

Tintinnabuli Mathematica is an experiment in programming Arvo Pärt’s tintinnabuli method of composition. The process has two stages. Firstly, a melodic part (or M-voice) is created by generating a string of notes and timings. Then harmonic tintinnabuli parts (T-voices) are … Continue reading →

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