The music the insects inspire can be as fun as it is serious. After all, imitation is still the sincerest form of flattery.

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Insects have been an inspiration in music for centuries, starring in pieces from "Flight of the Bumblebee" to Mastodon's "March of the Fire Ants." On a summer evening, a soft breeze rustles ...

Today, Grammy and Emmy award-winning composer Danny Elfman dropped his new song "Insects" with a creative and outside-the-box music video accompanying. The song is a reworking of an Oingo Boingo ...

Danny Elfman has created a surreal video for "Insects," a remake of a 1982 Oingo Boingo classic that appears on his upcoming LP 'Big Mess.' ...

Their system uses lasers to translate the fluttering of an insect's wings into an audio signal; since each wing beat has its own music-like tempo and tone, it's possible to identify critters with ...

The pair believe that improvised music is self-organising in the way swarms of insects and flocks of birds are. Their software works by treating music as a type… ...

When Gable Music Ventures started in May of 2011 with a goal of creating opportunities for Wilmington musicians of all ages, we began with small “pop-up” events in untraditional spaces, such ...

It is also evident that the Greeks observed such insects very closely and noticed how their music was made. The cricket is correctly described as striking its wings with its feet.