Each of the eight sections consists of 9 phrases of 9 notes. These formations are musical equivalents of what are known as Latin Squares, a phenomenon first explained by Leonhard Euler. The music allows you to hear lovely symmetries, all notes equally frequent and to learn something about Latin squares at the same time. Duration about 10 minutes, 10€.
Baritone sax, guitar, and bass make their way through 20 different musical fragments, following signals called out by the leader. Usually about 10 minutes, 5€.
Three unspecified instruments in three octaves produce as much music as possible with as little effort as possible, thus achieving “maximum efficiency.” Seven minutes, 14€.
Narayana’s Cows are the product of a formula devised by a 14th-century Indian mathematician. Music in three voices for an unspecified (but preferably large) ensemble and a narrator. 16 minutes, 8€.
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