Observing the perfection of nature is something that, unfortunately, is becoming less and less common. A few hundred years ago, however, simply appreciating the proportions of the universe inspired the composition of the most beautiful music.
So, as if we were entering the Garden of Eden still intact, we will try to imagine the birth of sound, and how all other things are reflected in it in one way or another.
Inspired by divine polyphony and nostalgia for ancient times, some composers resisted the influence of the fashionable galant style, determined not to lose their heritage, counterpoint. This was the case with Handel, who, educated in the tradition of Lutheran church music, was able to introduce new fashions into his music without losing this foundation. We compare his music to that of others who, like him, remained fascinated by the wonders of harmony and symmetry in nature, which they reflected in their soundscapes.