Hologram #3, composed and performed by harpsichordist Margaret Fabrizio

[WhistlersBrother]

I see why you say "best listened to at full volume." The overtones are very subtle, difficult to hear, a little easier after you recognize them, but once you find them, then it is amazing the way they reverberate themselves everwhere into a whole tapestry of textures and rhythms, almost like a higher dimension of sound floating above the keystrokes... Very cool creation!!!

[atree3]

happy that you heard it

[tallstevo]

Wow!! .. so rhythmic + hypnotic .. I'm a drummer & I was feeling the groove! .. I want to drum along to this.. (with your permission of course) .. love it!! x

[mraillard]

Very lovely.  Are the scores for these 'Hologram' pieces available for purchase anywhere?

[atree3]

not yet, but that may become part of this project.

Thanks for asking

[mraillard]

I hope so - definitely a wonderful addition to the harpsichord repertoire.

[fingercheese]

Drone, droned, droning,.....like a musical fractal.....

[CapricornArtist73]

I could listen to this as i paint!

[atree3]

let me see

[MsYoshie]

Thank you for composing and performing this Hologram #3 ànd putting it on YouTube! I think you're excellent in all the other pieces you have put here, but these kind of 'repetitive' compositions are always the music I 'fall' for...

Beautiful!

[Evilspartacus]

★★★★★

[Waldvogel91]

I love the distortion.

I love pieces like this-you think you're listening to the same thing over and over again but then it changes...

[periurban]

Beautiful. Was the tape speed change deliberate? Reminds me of the kind of stuff the early Kraut Rock guys would do, maybe Kraftwerk or Neu! But they'd use an echo machine too......

[atree3]

afraid not, it was tape stretch, c'est la vie

[periurban]

That can also happen when the oxide is coming loose from the backing. It can be avoided by baking the tape before playing it. Baking the tape can give it a whole new lease of life, but you have to do it before playing it. Once it's played you can't get it back.

[periurban]

Actually, I kinda like the stretching effect..........

[BluEyedDaizy]

Indeed...it creates a kinda of...otherworldliness. Very cool.

[alonealotta]

symmetrical mathmatics>>> like flower of life?

[atree3]

the horns

[limatroll]

Yes I am listening to it again =) what is that moving around in circles above in the reflection of the brass ornament?

[JERRYBOLAK]

very cool