Picture and story here http://chrisvaisvil.com/diy-aeolian-harp-version-2-short-demo/

For someone I know who is very sick.

this is a 15 minute excerpt of my first successful aeolian harp experiment. As you can see from the picture I strung 50 pound fishing line from my deck to my fence. I used piezo pickups clamped to the end of the lines to capture the sound. The…

A field recording of an improvisation on a baby grand incongruously placed between an entrance and coffee hut via my phone. My good friend Jim Goodin converted the AIFF I emailed him and he posted it for me. Thanks Jim!

Photo of a “Super Moon” from my bedroom window that caught a jet liner by serendipity.

Year: 1987 Album: Singles Artist's description: music realized circa 1985 via Casio CT-68, Fender Mustang, double track on cassette, by Chris Vaisvil The Nyquist–Shannon sampling theorem is quite apparent on this. I'm sorry - this is all…

"img src="http://chrisvaisvil.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/IMG_06422.jpg"> even corn and soy fields can inspire...

as it says...

for brass a video the is a literal of the title go to my blog http://chrisvaisvil.com/mirror-to-the-sky-brass-in-adaptive-ji/

i'm scared of swimming in the sea dark shapes moving under me every fear i swallow makes me small inconsequential things occur alarms are triggered memories stir it's not the way it has to be i'm afraid of what i do not know i hate…

piano solo

a capella version A setting of Psalm 4 in Dorian mode of John O'Sullivan's Raven tuning - more on his tuning at the link http://www.johnsmusic7.com/

Piano only A setting of Psalm 4 in Dorian mode of John O'Sullivan's Raven tuning - more on his tuning at the link http://www.johnsmusic7.com/

a setting of “English as She is Spoke” by Pedro Carolino

Apologies to Peter. Sorry for missing a line. I tried another take but my hands gave out on me.

Chrysanthemen is a piano – vocal jazz piece. Christiane sent me her vocal line and I harmonized it. We hope you enjoy it.

Perhaps a vision of John's soul traveling the cosmos? I hope you don't take offense to my cover.

Dustin Shallert said ” I didn’t invent it – I think it’s called “Oodako”, but I did call attention to it as a local minimum among multi-mos scales as seen in the above picture.” This is a mode of 33 equal and Scott Thompson kindly alerted me…

"Turn! Turn! Turn! (to Everything There Is a Season)", often abbreviated to "Turn! Turn! Turn!", is a song written by Pete Seeger in the late 1950s. The lyrics were adapted almost entirely from verses in the Book of Ecclesiastes, set to music…