An original work for chamber orchestra, Movement #2 - "Beth Shemesh," from "Israel Suite," 1988 (seven movements). This brief selection is sounding in a few ...
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Rinaldi - There many easy ways to make Cymatics, if you do online research. Usually a simple speaker with a round dish of water and good camera. It is easy to do single frequencies or steady sounds. But, music is different. It takes so long that we do not do this for others --- as we have to spend many, many hours just getting a decent video of the "highlights."
Ben - No THz region. For "Beth Shemesh," in the Key of C and later F, I used the colors dark red and so forth. C is red. F is more green. With the ancient Israeli style and chromatics, I chose colors tending more to the violet-scarlet range, as well.
Ben - Round, flat dish. Diameter = 1/2 inch. Edge = 1/16 inch height. All depends on amount of water, amplitude, frequency range, etc. Quite difficult to follow "music" rather than single frequencies, of course. That's a different matter, and adjustments have to be made.
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Rinaldi - There many easy ways to make Cymatics, if you do online research. Usually a simple speaker with a round dish of water and good camera. It is easy to do single frequencies or steady sounds. But, music is different. It takes so long that we do not do this for others --- as we have to spend many, many hours just getting a decent video of the "highlights."
Ben - No THz region. For "Beth Shemesh," in the Key of C and later F, I used the colors dark red and so forth. C is red. F is more green. With the ancient Israeli style and chromatics, I chose colors tending more to the violet-scarlet range, as well.
Does the color you chose correlate with the key of the song up in the THz region?
Well you did an excellent job.
Ben - Round, flat dish. Diameter = 1/2 inch. Edge = 1/16 inch height. All depends on amount of water, amplitude, frequency range, etc. Quite difficult to follow "music" rather than single frequencies, of course. That's a different matter, and adjustments have to be made.
Is the drop of water on a flat plate or a rounded dish? What is the diameter of the drop? (If you wouldn't mind telling:)