RanaldClouston
I was joking with @johncarlosbaez recently about listening to intuitionistic music (instead of classical). Turns out it's real! "In the ... 1970s, a young composer working at the electronic music studio in Stockholm, named at the time Christer Hennix, found that Brouwer’s intuitionist mathematics had a practical yet rigorous philosophical application: for electronic music and the search for elevated experience". https://www.frieze.com/article/room-sound-objects-abstractions-art-catherine-christer-hennix #CatherineChristerHennix #Brouwer #Intuitionism
The Room is Sound, The Objects Abstractions: The Art of Catherine Christer Hennix

With rare performances at Hong Kong’s Empty Gallery, and exhibiting now in Düsseldorf, the polymath has long worked at the thresholds of perception 

Mar 18, 2023 at 6:27amWeb
Show threadRanaldCloustonMar 18, 2023
@johncarlosbaez I don't think I can find online any of the work that's specifically inspired by Brouwer, but here is some weird classical / electronic / art music from her: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXxobmct4xY
Catherine Christer Hennix - The Electric Harpsichord [1 of 2]

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Show threadJohn Carlos BaezMar 18, 2023
@RanaldClouston - that's great! My wife and I met through Catherine Christer Hennix, since my wife was a poet and I'm a mathematician. I used to argue with Hennix about intuitionism.
Show threadlord pthenq1Mar 18, 2023
@RanaldClouston @johncarlosbaez
Before electronic instruments it used to be called jazz