Functional Composition - Chris Ford
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Chris Ford builds up from a single sine wave through layered abstractions to a Bach canon, using Clojure and the Overtone audio environment. The talk shows music theory as a natural fit for functional programming.
Why HN recommends it: HN repeatedly recommends it as a delightful talk that makes music theory click and introduces Clojure and Overtone.
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