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We are born with a sense of rhythm
A new scientific paper has some intriguing findings.
Feb 6
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Dom Aversano
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Seeking the future in the past
Regardless of whether people celebrated or resisted these new forms of music, they knew they were witnessing forces of significant change.
Feb 1
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Dom Aversano
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January 2026
Podcast: A Conversation with Erik Hall
We discuss the latest album in his trilogy, and the unique insight Steve Reich shared with Erik about the composition of Music for 18 Musicians.
Jan 18
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Dom Aversano
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31:30
December 2025
Inspiration: music, books, films, essays, etc...
And wishing for a more peaceful world in 2026
Dec 21, 2025
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Dom Aversano
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There's only so much you can do with rhythm
The thought was disappointing and provoked something of an existential crisis.
Dec 14, 2025
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November 2025
Musical harmony is not what it seems.
How musical categories break down at the level of the waveform.
Nov 30, 2025
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Dom Aversano
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A Revolution in Time: Book Introduction
From the subatomic to the astronomical, all is in motion.
Nov 15, 2025
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Dom Aversano
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New project: A Revolution in Time
The Liner Notes will focus on an exciting project for a year.
Nov 13, 2025
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Dom Aversano
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Lucia Molina
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A new project coming...
During my week off, I realised I needed to start this project.
Nov 1, 2025
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Dom Aversano
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September 2025
I put my phone into a drawer and closed it.
Brief moments of transcendence that make the digital realm seem small.
Sep 20, 2025
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Musical sketch: expansive phasing.
A sketch of a composition that acts as an embodiment of expansion and transformation.
Sep 7, 2025
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Dom Aversano
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August 2025
The Rhythmic Series: an expansion of musical possibilities.
Could Pythagoras's ancient ideas build a rhythmic map for modern music?
Aug 9, 2025
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