Tutte le note possibili (All Possible Notes)

"Tutte le note possibili" (All Possible Notes) is a conceptual and algorithmic musical composition based on an exhaustive, deterministic finite model. The work explores the complete Cartesian product between the 88 standard piano pitches (MIDI 21–108 / A0–C8) and 56 canonical binary duration patterns (ranging from 1/1024th of a quarter note to 8 quarter notes, including plain, dotted, double-dotted, and triple-dotted values).

The composition comprises exactly 4,928 unique pitch-duration pairs (88 × 56), with every pair occurring precisely once across a continuous, monophonic line without rest.

Organized into 8 movements and 56 cycles, the melodic progression is governed by an underlying pitch-class generative cell (derived from C–D–G–F transformations), modulating across registers, dynamics, and directional inversions.

This Item includes the complete audio-visual documentation:
1. Audio (Classical Piano Version): Full 89-minute audio rendering (96 BPM, General MIDI Piano, FluidR3 SoundFont).
2. Audio (Speedcore Version): Complete 29-minute maximalist electronic arrangement (300 BPM, Sawtooth lead, synth bass, and industrial drums).
3. "spartito_tradizionale.pdf": The complete, unabridged 47-page traditional sheet music rendered at high vector resolution via LilyPond 2.24.3, featuring dual-staff notation, measure subdivisions, and exact structural markers.
4. "partitura_grafica_completa.pdf": The complete graphic score indexing the entire algorithmic flow, performance cycles, and pitch-duration mappings.

License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0).