Mobile: The Computer Laughed (Perpetual Motion) Hugh Le Caine
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Mobile: The Computer Laughed (Perpetual Motion) (1970)1:53Hugh Le CaineCompositions Demonstrations 1946-1974 , 1, 12
Mobile: The Computer Laughed (Perpetual Motion) (1970) (1:51) was one of the first pieces to be produced on the NRC Computer Music System. The form was influenced by the mobiles of Alexander Calder: the elements seem to build recognizable harmony and counterpoint, but then shift to something unexpected.
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