Bach, Canone alla decima, Art of Fugue

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Bach, Canone alla decima, Art of Fugue
The third movement of Beethoven's String Quartet no. 15 in A minor is one of the most remarkable works in the entire western canon. Composer Stephen Malinowski has animated countless classical works, both modern and old, but something about this one uniquely captures the transcendent thanks to God that Beethoven intended with this work.
Visualized Music Chopin, Fantasie-Impromptu, opus 66
Stephen Malinowski
Published on Feb 3, 2013
Accompanied by a Graphical Score
Music Animation Machine, animated graphical scores by Stephen Malinowski. If you'd like to support this work, please see http://patreon.com/musanim/ This is the Music Animation Machine main YouTube channel. For remakes and alternate versions see http://youtube.com/user/musanim To get updates on Stephen Malinowski's work, follow https://twitter.com/musanim
Stephen Malinowski wrote software to visualize the scores of music. Our kids are mesmerized by these and the different ways he represents the music.
Pachelbel, Canon in D
Mozart, Symphony No. 40 in G minor, first movement
Chopin, Fantasie-Impromptu, opus 66
Bach, Concerto for oboe and violin, 2nd mvt.
Stravinsky, Rite of Spring (complete)
See also Andy Fillebrown’s visualizations of classical music.
Nocturne in B major, opus 32, number 1, piano solo, by Frederic Chopin, performed by Stephen Malinowski, accompanied by an animated score.
Stephen Malinowski having making music animations for decades but this when he decided to upload some of his work to YouTube.
This animation inspired many to appreciate classical music and its intriacies and many software have been spun-off from his work.
Here’s to another ten, Stephen!
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