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“Blue II” by Joan Miro is the second MusIcon I composed. “Blue II ” is a 1961 abstract oil painting by the Spanish modern artist Joan Miró. The painting is the middle part of a triptych. In this painting there are 3 main different music themes:Read More »MusIcon: “Blue II”
I am glad to announce that the MusIcon™: “An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump” is now available as an android application. I created… Read More »MusIcon for android phones!
I updated the MusIcon™ interface with some new features. Now you can use you mouse wheel or double click to zoom in/out the painting. This… Read More »MusIcon interface updated.
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“An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump” by Joseph Wright of Derby depicts a scientist performing an experiment in which a bird is deprived of air, before a varied group of onlookers. The bird will die if the demonstrator continues to deprive it of oxygen, and Wright leaves us in doubt as to whether or not the cockatoo will be reprieved.[1] In this painting there are 6 different music themes:Read More »MusIcon: “An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump”
A couple of months ago I visited Jamie Beck’s “From Me to You” website where I discovered the magic of Cinemagraphs™. I was fascinated by… Read More »Cinemagraphs™ with music
I wish you all Merry Christmas with “Kallikantzaroi“!
I wrote “Kallikantzaroi” back in 2005. I was planning to compose something new for this Christmas but since this is still uncertain let’s stay with something from the past. “Kallikantzaroi” was first written for piano and then I thought that it would be nice to orchestrate it. Here is the orchestrate version:
“Paint it black” by Rolling Stones is a song that I really love. I was looking for a descend acapella version of Mick Jagger voice for a long time without any success. Finally, I decided to use a cover acapella version that I believe it worked quite well.
So, here is “Paint it black” reOrchestrated.