Pi Day 2022: Chromatic Challenge
Added 2022-03-14 07:30:29 +0000 UTCThis is my 12th annual Pi Day video.
Our Pi Day celebrations are perhaps the most consistent thing in my life, and part of me is always surprised how I manage to follow through year after year. A few years into this, when people started commenting on how they’re looking forward to Pi Day even if I haven’t posted recently, or consider the annual Pi Day video to be something of an institution, a reliable beacon in the turning of the spheres, I found it very humbling. I don’t know that I deserve to be entrusted with such faith. I certainly don’t always trust myself. Yet here I am, for the twelfth year in a row, so perhaps there’s something to it.
This has been a pretty intense year for me so far, but what year in the past 12 or 20 hasn't been? I am so ready for music and peace and being a mountain hermit composer.
If you missed my pre-pi post from a few days ago, it covered that I'm returning to composition full time, and also details about this year's Pi Day 2022 shiny things you can buy as well as patron-only discounts that'll last the next few days. I was hesitant to do 5 entire products at once when I've only sold a few things in years past, but y'all definitely showed up :D
I have a followup video or two for chromatic pi stuff that I'm still working on, so I'll keep this short and see you again soon. For now I need to take twenty naps.
🐌,
Vi
Comments
Thank you! I was hesitant since it's not exactly a professional recording and it's not perfect, so that's why I'm calling it a "Composer's recording" paired with the sheetmusic. But I'm glad it was worth doing.
Vi Hart
2022-03-15 01:03:53 +0000 UTCI'm so glad you made an mp3 download, this now has pride of place in my music collection.
David Peaker
2022-03-15 00:48:46 +0000 UTCIt absolutely would! And you're not alone in the suggestion, so maybe it would make a good topic for a future Pi Day :D
Vi Hart
2022-03-14 17:04:27 +0000 UTC
