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From: andreess@mrlaxs.mrl.uiuc.edu (Marc Andreessen)
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Subject: Re: Fractal Analysis of Music
Keywords: fractal music Bach Hsu
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In article <280D9BA5.2D42@marob.uucp> fredg@marob.uucp (Fred Goldrich) writes:
>	There was an article in Tuesday's (4/16) NY Times called "J.S. Bach
>+ Fractals = New Music."  It concerned the work of K.J. and A.J. Hsu of
>Switzerland, a father-and-son, geologist-and-musician team, who recently
>published a paper in the Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci.
>	Is anyone out there familiar with their work?  I would very much
>like to get some discussion going on this subject.

I read the article.  They seem to be a doing a pretty good job
of stripping the life right out of old Bach, hm?

If that's ``work'', then this field is in trouble.

Harrrrumph.

Marc

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