This piece is part of a review of John O'Sullivan's book The Mathematics of Music. You can read part one here. http://chrisvaisvil.com/?p=317

Ideas and patterns, especially in music, comes immediate, and often as quickly disappear - as if they were not there at all. That is why a true Knight Of The Music is always ready. In the modern sense, this means that his studio all the time is…

A droney xaphoon improvisation with live looping.

Music box manipulation with live computer processing and looping.

A solo cello improvisation with live looping, inspired by the tea clipper Cutty Sark. I was trying to achieve a kind of sea journey feel, with calm bits and rough bits.

Acoustic guitar played against two delays. Intended as a tribute/birthday present for my friend Jane.

A cello improvisation with live looping, recorded after hearing of the passing of a great composer.

DEDICATED TO ALL THE HOMELESS CHILDREN IN THE WORLD

Ever woke in a car on a Sunday morning guilty with a sense of impending doom?

took Peter Thoegersen's great 10/8 drum improv (from improvFriday) and edited down, then jammed with that.