The rhythms of nature flow so continuously and change so constantly as to appear formless.
Within these appearances are many forms, however subtle. Tidal rhythms and waves over water are clearly recognized, but there are others discernible to the mind and the emotions. The pull of the moon's gravity, the pace of an urban environment, the movement of seasons, weather patterns, and all types of growth and decay are rhythmic, but in ways we are not accustomed to in music.
Consider, in composition, such transformations represented by sounds.
Within these appearances are many forms, however subtle. Tidal rhythms and waves over water are clearly recognized, but there are others discernible to the mind and the emotions. The pull of the moon's gravity, the pace of an urban environment, the movement of seasons, weather patterns, and all types of growth and decay are rhythmic, but in ways we are not accustomed to in music.
Consider, in composition, such transformations represented by sounds.
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