Juan de Borbón - Harmonices Mvndi (TTR026)

by Juan de Borbón

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English:

In 1619, Johannes Kepler wrote "Harmonices Mundi" developing the idea of a "celestial music", in an attempt to explain the movement of the planets according to the old Pythagorean theory of the harmony of the spheres.
According to Kepler, the speed of movement of the planets in relation to the distance between them would make the very nature of the solar system the continuous soundtrack of the cosmos.
We are part of something much more bigger than us. And it’s sounding, regardless borders of time and space. We just need to pay attention and listen.

Español:

En 1619, Johannes Kepler escribió “Harmonices Mundi”, desarrollando la idea de la “música celeste”, en un intento por explicar el movimiento de los planetas de acuerdo a la vieja teoría pitagórica de la armonía de las esferas.
Según Kepler, la velocidad del movimiento de los planetas en relación con la distancia entre ellos, haría de la naturaleza misma del sistema solar un soundtrack continuo del cosmos.
Somos parte de algo mucho más grande que nosotros. Y está sonando, sin importar las fronteras del tiempo y del espacio. Sólo tenemos que prestar atención y escuchar.

credits

released May 15, 2017

Produced and Mixed by Juan de Borbón.
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Mastered by Nicolás Bruschi a.k.a SidiRum
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Artwork by Jalinski
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