Chopin's Suffocation
"It seems inevitable, so strong is the necessity of this music: nothing can interrupt it, nothing which comes from this time in which the world has fallen; it will stop of itself, as if by order. If I love this beautiful voice it is especially because of that: it is neither for its fulness nor its sadness, rather because it is the event for which so many notes have been preparing, from so far away, dying that it might be born."
Chopin's Suffocation - Origins
"...there is no melody, only notes, a myriad of tiny jolts. They know no rest, an inflexible order gives birth to them and destroys them without even giving them time to recuperate and exist for themselves. They race, they press forward, they strike me a sharp blow in passing and are obliterated. I would like to hold them back, but I know if I succeeded in stopping one it would remain between my fingers only as a raffish languishing sound. I must accept their death; I must even will it."
J.P. Sartre - Nausea
Technical Review
Spectrogram of Chopin's E minor Prelude
Form Finding Process for Final Output
Sounds:
Prelude in E minor
E minor Nausea (designed by Burak Dinc)
