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'''Bazil Müzik''' is a Swiss algorithmic music composer. | '''Basile Huguenin-Virchaux''', also known as '''Bazil Müzik''', is a Swiss algorithmic music composer. | ||
In June 2023, he collaborated with Kenyan musician Samuel Karugu "to create synthesizer and sequencers that make rhythms, polyrhythms and microtonalities common in African music accessible and free to everyone interested".<ref>[https://johannesburg.prohelvetia.org/en/artist/samuel-karugu-research-trip/ Samuel Kurugu | Research Trip - Pro Helvetia Johannesburg]</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:18, 14 July 2023
Basile Huguenin-Virchaux, also known as Bazil Müzik, is a Swiss algorithmic music composer.
In June 2023, he collaborated with Kenyan musician Samuel Karugu "to create synthesizer and sequencers that make rhythms, polyrhythms and microtonalities common in African music accessible and free to everyone interested".[1]
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