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I recently learned of the death of Andrée Ehresmann through Moreno Andreatta, my collaborator and, more recently, the supervisor of my PhD.

This blog has not been updated in a while, and there are many reasons to that.

My last post dates back from almost a year ago 😟 !

The Game Boy holds a special place to me, as it was my first and only console when I was a kid.

I’m announcing a new video on my YouTube channel !

It’s been a long time, but this blog is not dead !

In previous posts I often talked about what I call “Near-T6 transformations” without going into details.

In a previous post, I mentionned a strange little fact in the neo-Riemannian group: On a last word, if you look at the picture of the Tonnetz, you will notice a particular relationship between the S and F transformations.

Well, I work in machine learning for image processing, and given the current hype about neural networks for image generation, it’s surprising I had never thought before of checking what DALL-E or diffusion models would generate about “mathematics and musi…

As you may know from reading this blog, I’m very fond of John Cage’s late works called the “Number Pieces”.

In the last post about neo-Riemannian examples in film music, I shared compilation videos I made about specific neo-Riemannian transformations, such as T6 (tritone transposition), H (hexatonic pole), LP (Tarnhelm transformation in its minor version), and S