There are many recordings using Chladni plates to see how sound manifests. Thoughts sonorovisuales is a project initiated in 2005 by artist and researcher Analia Fontan and was first presented in the exhibition "Form and Sound", organized by the National School of Fine Arts and the Goethe Institute in Montevideo. View sound allows us to enjoy extra. Re-think of the sound field, from this perspective opens the door and puts us at the possibility of re-signify and resize the limits of our perception.
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"The sounds are vibrations. They defined shapes arise. Every sound creates a form in the invisible world. Special notes give rise to particular forms." Sri Swami Sivananda
"That sound was something that generates forms intuited but I ended up checking myself. The images I present to speak for themselves. I came to these patterns using a simple device designed by the master of acoustics EFF Chladni in the eighteenth century, giving a visual representation of the sound vibration without electronic means.
Each of these forms corresponds to a fundamental frequency and harmonic series, a number of nodes and an interesting variety of modes of vibration that can be explained by integral and derivative math.
Without wishing to delve into scientific explanations, I would like to highlight an idea that I can no longer rule: the relationship between vibrations and shapes are all around us all the time in nature, culture, art in everyday life, in dialogues invisible in our perception and our surroundings.
Analia Fontan, (Nov 2005)
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Ernst Chladni:
(Wittenberg, 1756-Breslau, 1827) German physicist. He was the father of modern acoustics. Studied the nature of the vibrations as musical tones, the vibration of the strings and pipes sound and sound propagation in solids and gaseous media. Clavicilindro invented and wrote the treatise Acoustics (1809). In addition to his work in this field, first formulate the hypothesis that meteorites were of cosmic origin
Chladni said that music can be seen. He maintained that if transmitting a vibration to a metal plate while the surface was spreading sand or salt, these elements begin to vibrate in sympathy with the board and then, on its surface, geometric form different images, some of great beauty .
But that's not the thing for some time appeared in the press the following story, which relates the geometric shapes of Chladni, the mystery of Da Vinci Code (yes, the book) and the beginnings of musical language during the Middle Ages . Here the news:
A church of "The Da Vinci Code reveals a hidden code for 600 years.
Two researchers decode a score in inscriptions of the Rosslyn Chapel Scottish
Rosslyn Chapel, a fifteenth century Scottish site that plays a crucial role in the plot of the bestseller "The Da Vinci Code ', has hidden in its walls a secret musical code for 600 years. They say two scholars who have studied the inscriptions on the arches of the chapel and say they have discovered a score encrypted, according to the CNN website. Researchers are
Thomas Mitchell, 75, a former musician and former code breaker for the RAF (Royal Air Force), and his son Stuart, who is a pianist. The former military has identified the find as "frozen music." "The music has been frozen in time in the symbolism," Mitchell said on its website detailing the project to decipher the code of Rosslyn has taken them 27 years.
The investigation began when they struck the 13 detailed carved angel musicians on the arches of the chapel and the 213 blocks that accompanied them and describe geometric patterns. "They have such exquisite detail and so beautiful that we think there should be a message," said Stuart Mitchell Reuters. Father and son
inscriptions have been associated with an ancient system of composition, cymatic, or Chladni patterns (in reference to German theorist Ernst Chladni, who studied the vibration in the nineteenth century), which are made by sound waves tones determined. Have compared the pattern of cubes with a Chladni pitch, and so they've cracked the code. Have called the piece The Rosslyn Motet and have added the lyrics of a contemporary hymn.
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