OOM-Beta "Fur Elise", April 25, 2026 Screen Recording 2026-04-25 at 10.33.31 PM

This is an application of "Object-Oriented Music"(TM),  a patent-pending new method for translation of musical data into user-composed visual representation, to Beethoven's popular 

piano piece "Fur Elise".  

Unlike other current methods, "Object Oriented Music" 

is designed for human memory and cognition,

and provides a new option for music education and performance.

Painting Music™

Painting Music™ is a structured method for translating musical compositions into visual form.

Using a coordinate-based system, musical elements such as pitch, time, and pattern are mapped into a spatial representation, allowing the full structure of a piece to be seen at once rather than read sequentially.

This approach reveals relationships within the music—repetition, variation, density, and form—that are often difficult to perceive through traditional notation alone.

The result is a visual composition that reflects the underlying structure of the original work, making complex musical patterns more intuitive and accessible.

This method was developed over fifteen years by Amy Lynn Freeman, teacher at Mountain View Piano(TM), her private piano studio in Mountain View, CA.

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