Samuel Beckett Quad 

I'm watching it for a drama assignment and it's driving me insane

I know. I worked really hard on that script, but they just told me to fuck off.

They all seem to avoid stepping on the black dot in the middle, what the significance of that is I have no idea.

Perhaps they're missing the point deliberately?

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I'm taking a class in combinatorial mathematics and my professor referenced this video in his lectures. Beckett likely uses a specific type of binary sequence known as Gray Code (or reflected binary code), where each successive sequence differs from the previous one by only one bit. This ensures that only one character changes (enters or exits) between each scene. For example, the Gray Code for four bits would generate 16 sequences (from 0000 to 1111), ensuring each possible combination of characters is represented exactly once. Each bit in the sequence corresponds to one of the four characters. A change in a bit (from 0 to 1 or 1 to 0) indicates a character entering or leaving the stage. The stage directions follow the order of these binary sequences, dictating which characters are on stage at any given time.

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Really interesting approach with the pitched percussion. Nice work!

What are the instruments?

Nice one

the music makes this so much better!

That explains a lot.

I tried to get the Teletubbies to do it, but their agents were asking way too much. Had to settle for what I could afford on an arts council grant. Fimbles told me to fuck off.

Indubitably

They're just turning left

It would be great as a trap beat!

I think of Harry Partch or Gamelan music.

Could you let me know who your theatre teacher is?

@@suttie1891 Why?

Would you say that the point of this is that it doesn't have a point? There is no deeper meaning here, everything is shown on the surface

The point is right in the middle.

@@carldehez3117 ur not wrong lmao

I guess you could. But I wouldn't know what you meant if you did.

Bumping'd kill this piece in my opinion. Love the melody and bells as they are.

I swear it would

In what manner was it distorted

Not specifically. The original work specifies 4 different percussion instruments, eg claves, woodblock, chimes, each keeping a steady beat. I'd been listening a lot of minimalist stuff, like Steve Reich, Terry Riley etc, so I took my inspiration from that,

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