Thomas Clark – composer / digital artist

Tag: music canon

  • MATH MUSIC

    YouTube podcast

    How do prime numbers sound? Or Pi, or the Fibonacci series? It depends completely on how these patterns are interpreted as sound.


    This YouTube podcast by composer/professor Thomas Clark brings them to time-life with many eclectic compositional styles of contemporary art music. Interesting number patterns are realized as intriguing sound colors, chords, melodic lines, even as the ancient musical technique of canons, over a kinetic visual background of my semi-abstract art images.

  • DARK ENERGY

    2025 . . . computer music (7:00)

    Measuring supernovae, cosmologist Vera Rubin hypothesized that 80% of what’s out there in the universe is invisible or otherwise undetectable, mysterious matter and energy of undiscovered nature. Imagined in sound and color, dark-energy music is amorphous in form and time flow. Canonic lines float and interweave, building an evolving fabric of complex, ethereal sonorities.