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For American composer Laurie Spiegel, music is a way of expressing the conscious experience of existence. When she was confined to bed with a viral infection in 1990, she decided to translate her illness into sound. In a science magazine, Spiegel found the composition of a viroid, which is almost 100 times smaller than a virus. She replaced the four nucleic bases that make it up with the notes A, E, G and C. Afterwards, Spiegel was amazed that a creature whose RNA strand can be represented by a short piece of music could be so close to the boundary of life.

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Acousmatic Science, Applied

Protected: Soft Machine – Spaced One

Amelia Cuni – Seconds Of Thirst

Brother Ah – Song Of The Unseen

Catherine Christer Hennix – Blues Alif Lam Mim In The Mode Of Rag Infinity / Rag Cosmosis

Charlemagne Palestine – Strumming Music

Eleh – Collect Yourself / Well-arranged

Randall McClellan – Solarwindplay

Terry Jennings – Piece For Cello And Saxophone

#259: Diamanda Galás – Deliver Me From Mine Enemies: IV. Ε Ξελόυ Mε [Deliver Me]

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Acousmatic Science, Applied

Protected: Soft Machine – Spaced One

Amelia Cuni – Seconds Of Thirst

Brother Ah – Song Of The Unseen

Catherine Christer Hennix – Blues Alif Lam Mim In The Mode Of Rag Infinity / Rag Cosmosis

Charlemagne Palestine – Strumming Music

Eleh – Collect Yourself / Well-arranged

Randall McClellan – Solarwindplay

Terry Jennings – Piece For Cello And Saxophone

#259: Diamanda Galás – Deliver Me From Mine Enemies: IV. Ε Ξελόυ Mε [Deliver Me]