2018 is the 100th anniversary of Debussy's passing and we decided to honor his life and genius with release of this full length version of his much-loved 'Clair de Lune', made visible with a CymaScope instrument. This exciting new technology imprints music onto the surface and sub surface of pure water, rendering beautiful music as beautiful geometry. The resulting imagery is not the commonly seen 'visualizer' patterns created by a computer. The quasi-3D imagery you will see is literally the music made visible for you to enjoy, with your sight and your hearing. The gifted concert pianist is Daniel Levy.

All audible sounds are bubble-like in form as they leave a musical instrument or someone's mouth. The CymaScope instrument images a cross section through the ever-changing and shimmering sonic bubble, as seen in this video. Many people believe that Clair de Lune has healing qualities and this year, Debussy's sublime music will be put to the test. We plan to conduct a series of tests in which human blood is exposed to various genres of music and selected single tones, to test Pythagoras' belief that music can be a form of medicine. We hypothesise that human blood cells will live longer when exposed to certain soundscapes, versus control samples of blood with no sound.

The experiments are a joint collaboration between GreenMedInfo.com, Roadmusic.co and CymaScope.com To join us on an exciting journey of discovery and be part of an important contribution to science and medicine, please visit our Experiment page: https://experiment.com/projects/can-m...

For more information on CymaScope technology please visit cymascope.com