Finally, the last four tracks in the suite of π-based music, composed by Jon Turner. (See also part 1 and part 2.)
- 8. Quest 4 Pi 2
- MM=288 175mm 2:26
- The first part is the same as 1; after the central cadence on C, the harmony no longer changes, and this forms a coda. The guitar continues to shred the rhythm over the final C7sus harmony.
- 9. Circle of the Great Spirit 2
- MM=72 94mm 4/4 5:13
- 19 digits of π, theme of 1, in 4/4 with variations:
- Introduction: 457/0.
- Theme: 31848/9 0/5 949/1 3B/6 9186/2 64/1 -4/0 5/0 7/0.
- Variation 1: each duration is divided into two half-length durations.
- (Variation 2: is track 1 above, CGS1, in triple meter, 3/4.)
- Variation 3: durations are divided into 4, creating a rhythmic crescendo typical of classical variations.
- Theme: closing anthem.
- Coda: 457/0 eight times.
Bonus track(s):
- 10. Arc Tango X
- MM=170 784mm 4/4 18:06
- Same as 2, but continues way beyond 160 to 768.
- Long jam already, in flux, could go way beyond…
- 11. Quest 4 Pi complete
- MM=288 341mm 4:44
- Finished on FZ birthday 07!
- 1 and 2 continuous.
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