CadenceViz Volume 6: Musical Paintings
Living paintings after the masters, moving to your music: a calm backdrop while you work.
CadenceViz Volume 6 holds eleven musical paintings: quiet rooms, gardens and streets created after the styles of famous painters, each one alive and moving gently with whatever music your Mac computer plays. Leave one on a second screen while you work, and the room keeps you company.
Musical Paintings offers a free download and 14-day trial period. Choose Volume 6 in the app's Catalog to start your trial. It costs nothing to start and nothing at the end. All 11 Musical Paintings are fully unlocked during the trial period.
Should you want to unlock Volume 6, a one-time purchase of $19.99 unlocks for you and other Mac computers in your Family Sharing.
Musical Paintings
Read about every visualization
La Boca
La Boca: lighters at a stone quay in daylight, after Quinquela Martín's Pleno sol.
The Carp Streamer
The Carp Streamer: a woodblock print after Hiroshige's Suidō Bridge and Surugadai, carp flying over Edo in the music's wind. This might be our favorite in all of CadenceViz... so far.
The Copper Kitchen
The Copper Kitchen: a farmhouse kitchen at dusk, firelit, a rank of copper pans by the hearth. A kettle is on the boil, its steam pulses with the music and rooks fly past your window. After Chardin.
The Delft Room
The Delft Room: a Dutch room of about 1665. After Vermeer and de Hooch. A painting found nowhere else.
The Dutch Lace
The Dutch Lace: a scene from a weaver of Dutch Lace. The curtain is blown by your music as are the bobbins on the weaver's lace pillow. After Vermeer.
The Long Water
The Long Water: a manor's garden, a still basin with a fountain at its middle lies between clipped yews, a summer morning with the mist in the distance. After Claude Lorrain.
The Night Office
The Night Office: a detective's office at two in the morning in 1947. A hotel's neon sign shows your music through the office's blinds. After Hopper.
The Papyrus Marsh
Papyrus Marsh: after the anonymous Green Room painters at Amarna, preserved by Nina and Norman de Garis Davies. Reeds and kingfishers dance in this sparse but elegant painting.
The Parasol
The Parasol: a woman in white on a grassy rise against a summer sky, her veil flutters in music-driven breeze. We added some dancing kites for good measure. After Monet.
The Plunge
The Plunge: a municipal swimming bath of the late 1920s in the still of night, lit only from under its water and occasional lightning. Your music makes it move. After Hopper.
The Spanish Lace
The Spanish Lace: a black lace mantilla over the back of a walnut chair, its comb on the seat, lit by candle. A child's top spins to your music. After Zurbarán.