Algorithmic Orchestration demo | Stravinsky Suite No.1 | TidalCycles ++ The Harmonic Algorithm

Oscar South demonstrates algorithmic orchestration of Stravinsky's Suite No. 1 using TidalCycles and Haskell.

Hi Everyone!! To everyone who found this, thanks so much for watching the video or leaving a comment or like. I thought I had lost the details for this account, so haven't been able to reply, but tonight after some deep digging, I have found them! In the meanwhile of not having access to this account, I have been posting about the newest state of the project on my (re-branded) personal channel at youtube.com/@OscarSouth Now that I've found the details for this channel, I'm not sure if I'll keep posting the content on youtube.com/@OscarSouth or whether I will switch over to here, so we'll have to see, but either way, I'll make sure that the news and content will make it's way to this channel for the people who have found this and followed here. I've done so much more with Algorithmic Orchestration -- it's really incredible (in a 'how cool is this thing that I made kind of way') the tech and sounds that I've developed this into in the last 5 years since this video, and I'm really excited to share it!! :D My 'The Harmonic Algorithm' project: github.com/OscarSouth/theHarmonicAlgorithm Social Media: twitter.com/oscarsouth | instagram.com/oscarsouth/ TidalCycles syntax for live coding music (Created by Alex McLean + contributors): github.com/tidalcycles/Tidal “My music of today is so much based on the new musical technology. We use the technology as a material for our musical art” — Igor Stravinsky, 1957 0:00 Introduction to concepts 2:50 Stravinsky code overview 4:12 Musical performance 5:49 Conclusion and wrap-up