In 1619, Kepler found the planets circle the Sun in the same ratios as musical intervals. Mars moves 2:3, a perfect fifth. So I mapped a song onto the solar system: me playing "Fisherman's Blues", chords as planets ๐๐ชโจA tribute to @WaterboysMusic#MusicOfTheSphere
Mike Scott of The Waterboys gave my Chord Orbits "Fisherman's Blues" the thumbs up ๐โ๏ธ
Chord Orbits pictures a song's chords as planets orbiting the Sun, inspired by Kepler's music of the spheres.
Try it with your own song's chords ๐๐ชโจhttps://t.co/0sfqXjevaq
@MickPuck@WaterboysMusic Thanks Mike, nice to get feedback. I've been playing your song in pubs all over Ireland for years, and it always gets a great response. As above, so below ๐๐ช
In 1619, Kepler found the planets circle the Sun in the same ratios as musical intervals. Mars moves 2:3, a perfect fifth. So I mapped a song onto the solar system: me playing "Fisherman's Blues", chords as planets ๐๐ชโจA tribute to @WaterboysMusic#MusicOfTheSphere
1/ In 1619 the astronomer Johannes Kepler worked out that the planets "sing". Each one's speed around the sun, fastest to slowest, makes a musical interval. ๐ช
4/ So I built a little page where you can type in any chord progression and watch your song travel round the planets. Try Fisherman's Blues or the twelve-bar blues: ๐โจhttps://t.co/0sfqXjevaq
@MasterNumber I found I had to get very active when I gave up alcohol 4 years ago , I can actually get a lot more done without alcohol and actually have more frequent peak experiences
Did a gig in Eblana Club in Dun Laoighire on Monday night, first gig, doing 70s , 80s,90s covers , nice reception from the audience, check out the promo video below
Working on an old house roof renovation house was built in 1740s in Kilcullen Co Kildare Ireland , we are replacing the old copper valleys , this is a video of soldering the copper joints