Here’s a lovely little way to start your day. A group of molecular biologists at UCLA have turned human protein sequences (assigning chord and note values to amino acids) into music. Rhythm is dictated by the protein sequence. Here the news item at Science Daily:
ScienceDaily: Molecular Biologists Convert Protein Sequences Into Classical Music
And here are samples for listening:
Gene2Music Project
What determines it to be named “classical?” I know not.
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