Structure of "Drumming (Part I)" by Steve Reich (visualization)

[@jlocesariq]

With two kids at home, it is very difficult to have a chance to see the whole video, but it caught my kids attention at the beginning and then provided enough background sound to distract them so I could watch it. Thanks!

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thank you for watching. Please give my best wishes to your children.☺️

[@lahabitacioncompartida830]

Simply brutal!! Thank you for showing how God works on his head ❤

[@PugCuber]

OH MY GOD YOU’LL BE DOING ALL 4 MOVEMENTS I’M SO EXCITED

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thanks! I'm studying the rest of the score right now.

[@miguelcastaner6099]

Hi! I wonder if it's possible to assign visual values to a harmony or a song, so that it draws a unique pattern, fractal like maybe, where it's possible to see intervals and textures. The work of Dan tepfer goes in this direction, I am researching this field too, from a much humbler place. Glad to find your channel!

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thank you for finding my videos. I saw some of your works and Dan Tepfer's Natural Machines series. Interesting!

[@Hessencemusic]

Awesome. I’m amazed how are you able to create this amazing visuals.

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thanks for watching!

[@hischamzouaoui4503]

Love it, thank you.

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thanks!

[@fburton8]

Well, that was impactful... Bravo! Do you take requests? (question meant respectfully) I would love to see Variations for Vibes, Pianos, and Strings illuminated in the way you do so well. It's a relatively poorly known Steve Reich piece, but one of my favorites.

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thanks for watching! And thanks for the request. I don't know if I will be able to respond to it, but I will keep it in mind.

[@fburton8]

@@smalldotsensemble2058 Thank you. I can't begin to imagine the amount of time and effort that goes into making these wonderful videos.

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thank you. It's nice to be appreciated for doing what I love.

[@francoisbaudoin8506]

probably a masterpiece?

[@francoisbaudoin8506]

la fin c'est de la tekno avant l'heure

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Voir aussi la version complète. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmi7Y2aPrq6ontU

[@nino805]

thank you for this performance. i've heard this piece many times, but never looked at a score, and didn't realize until now that the phasing of the pattern actually shifts by two beats before settling, rather than just one beat. is this an actual live performance by an "ensemble"?

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thank you for watching! In my video, each dot has a sound. I make dots move, then dots sound. ;-)

[@sama18]

This is sick! Could you do a visualization for Hallelujah Junctions by John Adams?

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

Thanks for the request. I'm not familiar with John Adams' works, so I'll give it a listen.

[@sama18]

@@smalldotsensemble2058 Yes, please do!he is also a minimalist composer like Reich (as you can probably tell from listening to Hallelujah Junctions), so it would be cool to see a visualization on his works!

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

I listened to Hallelujah Junctions. Very interesting. I like it. I'll put it on my to-do list. Thanks for letting me know.

[@sama18]

@@smalldotsensemble2058 Awesome, can't wait to see it

[@thomasgomez9695]

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[@CougheePls]

What software did you use?

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

I use Adobe AfterEffects.

[@CougheePls]

@@smalldotsensemble2058 did you use that too with the fugues?

[@smalldotsensemble2058]

That's right.

[@thomasgomez9695]

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