Pi-Tagor-e and bitcoin
Pi-Tagor-e and bitcoin
Enjoy and listen to the music of the numbers in recognition of the pi day, (maybe having a pi-pizza and celebrating and also remembering the pizza day of bitcoin)
This an experiment, expressing mysterious realms of consciousness through musical notes from three different classical instruments,( violin, baritone oboe, and baritone bassoon). I am using digits from the transcendental numbers of pi (3,14.....)and e(2,78.....) , and hash function SHA256.
("Hash Functions are so called one-way functions meaning that you can go from input to output but if you only have the output there is no way for you to figure out the input.
Also, hash functions produce unique output for each input - which is a very important property of hash functions.
Thus we sometimes say that hash functions produce a digital fingerprint for the data you give as input. ")
(as explained by Ivan on tech Academy)
In this case I have used as an input the word "bitcoin", generating a hash, consisting of a string of numbers(0-9) and the five first syllables(a-f) from the alphabet. Each syllable are also given a number, c=1,d=2......a=6). I have also given each note from the musical scale a number,(1=C, 2=D......7=B, 8=Db, 9=Eb). Each number will also have a time duration value. For example, 1= one ( unit(one beat), 2= two beats.... and 9= nine beats. The "0", (the zero), will be a stop, a rest, a relax of the sound flow. Here in the resting, relaxed space of the zero, I have in the notation suggested some citations of poetry by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore.
In this way I have imposed a certain structure and limitation from which I proceed
with the arranging and composing .
https://soundcloud.com/user-424071288/pi-tagor-e-and-bitcoin
Pi Day is an annual celebration of the mathematical constant π (pi). Pi Day is observed on March 14 (3/14 in the month/day format) since 3, 1, and 4 are the first three significant digits of π. In 2009, the United States House of Representatives supported the designation of Pi Day.