DNA Music and Octaves

 We see here a piano keyboard denoting the notes of an octave in music. From C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B.

Section one contains T, A, G, C and repeats in section two and three. A DNA Codon contains letters one from each section. So what can we tell ourselves about a DNA Codon from this information. Take a letter from each section and change it into music. 

TGC - C F# B - G Major - C to F# creates a Tritone or Opposition and F# to B creates a Perfect 4th or a Quincunx. It is a Ruminator in shape.

GAT - D F G# - A Major - D to F creates a Minor 3rd or square and F to G# creates another minor 3rd or square. It is a Worker in shape.

AAC - C# F B - D Major - C# to F creates a Major 3rd or Trine and F to B creates a Tritone or opposition.

CCT - D# F# G# - A Major - D# to F# creates a Minor 3rd or Square. F# to G# creates a Major 2nd or Sextile. 

CTC - D# E B - E Major - D# to E creates a minor 2nd or semisextile and E to B creates a perfect 5th or Inconjunct (210*) aspect. 

ATC - C# E B - D Major - C# to E is a Minor 3rd or square and E to B is a perfect 5th or Inconjunct (210*) aspect. 

ATG - C# E A# - B Major - C# to E is a Minor 3rd or square and E to A# is a Tritone or opposition aspect. 

These are just a few examples of the 64 codons we have.

So for DNA Codons do we take TGC C F# B and play as follows….

C F# B 3 single notes and C F# B together ……..or C F# together then F# and B together….

Or would it be C F# together F# B together then back to the original C and B together. 

If you move to the next C instead of going back to move into another octave and lose the power of the octave or the division of the chart by 12. 

Potentially that means we could play C and F# together then F# and B together then B and C in the next octave together. Which means 13 sections not 12 and they can get much bigger with other codons. So for the moment I think the best choice is……

This way whichever we choose we remain within the one octave of course this may not be the case and moving into two octaves works better but then repeat it and you can move right off the piano keyboard in the end. Enjoy your thinking. X