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'''Ode to the Universe''' is a short, discordant piece of classical music composed by [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]]. Inspired by the "music of the spheres" -- the natural sound of the universe as | '''Ode to the Universe''' is a short, discordant piece of classical music composed by [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]]. Inspired by the "music of the spheres" -- the natural sound of the universe as heard through [[Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]' harmonic filters, the piece received its debut at the 2008 Proms at Royal Albert Hall when, due to a rift in time and space, the Doctor was briefly able to communicate with a proms concert in progress. The Doctor conducted the performance of the piece, which sounded similar to that of an orchestra tuning their instruments, and was pleased with the results. ([[DW]]: ''[[Music of the Spheres]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 20:22, 3 November 2008
Ode to the Universe is a short, discordant piece of classical music composed by the Doctor. Inspired by the "music of the spheres" -- the natural sound of the universe as heard through the TARDIS' harmonic filters, the piece received its debut at the 2008 Proms at Royal Albert Hall when, due to a rift in time and space, the Doctor was briefly able to communicate with a proms concert in progress. The Doctor conducted the performance of the piece, which sounded similar to that of an orchestra tuning their instruments, and was pleased with the results. (DW: Music of the Spheres)
Behind the scenes
- The canonicity of Music of the Spheres has not been established.
