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Iolet 10.00

In Neal Stephenson’s new novel Anathem, the Decanarian Erasmus’ daily chore is to ring the Clock bells in his “Math” in a special sequence each day as he chants out the sequence. Those sequences and chants are all based on mathematical formulae that composer and coder David Stutz has put together into an album called Iolet.

Stutz calls the music “a pseudo-liturgical use of mathematics and higher thinking.”

This CD is available for purchase on CD Baby.com.

It is also available on iTunes.

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