Nov 2009

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Livecoding: Kali (an experiment with Impromptu)

An ambient musical experiment created with Impromptu, designed to transport the listener to Kali, a serene Japanese musical garden. This composition serves as an auditory space for relaxation and unwinding.

Cite this blog post:

Michele Pasin. Livecoding: Kali (an experiment with Impromptu). Blog post on www.michelepasin.org. Published on Nov. 23, 2009.

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