I find electronic music very interesting. It's really like a whole different language compared to the old-school style of physical instruments and whatnot. And the cool thing about electronic music is that, theoretically, any sound can be created. And because of this, a lot of electronic music emulates the sound of real instruments, while other types use different levels of noise to make a unique sound experience.

For this string quartet, I took this process in reverse. Instead of trying to synthesize a wave that sounds like an instrument, I took instruments and tried to emulate electronic noise soundscapes with them. In addition, I combined this with classical style architectures: contrapuntal melodies, a variety of different modes and scalar patterns, thematic integration, etc etc. The second movement was also inspired by modern day rock and metal, using different riffs and grooves.

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