Architectural Music Theory Poster
A sophisticated structured prompt that transforms musical concepts and composers into architectural cathedral-like infographics with precise visual annotations.

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2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for famous composers: class music_theory_cathedral_dna: def __init__(self): self.subject = "{argument name="subject" default="[musical concept / composer / instrument / genre / album structure]"}" self.parents = { "composition_parent": "gothic cathedral plan — nave, arches, rose windows, harmonic symmetry, sacred geometry", "atmosphere_parent": "concert hall dusk — lacquered wood, velvet, candlelit score paper, soft golden acoustics", "graphic_parent": "modern music theory chart — notation grids, chord diagrams, waveform panels, tonal maps", "detail_parent": "engraved orchestral score — staff lines, measure numbers, dynamic markings, instrument families" } self.mutations = { "medium_mutation": "luxury music poster with embossed staff lines, varnished waveforms, and translucent harmonic overlays", "information_mutation": "chords become architectural arches, rhythm becomes procession, melody becomes a route through space", "semantic_mutation": "sound becomes a cathedral that can be walked through, measured, remembered, and felt", "scale_mutation": "a single interval expands into an entire acoustic city of resonance and emotion" } self. style_mix = { "composition_parent": 0.25, "atmosphere_parent": 0.25, "graphic_parent": 0.25, "detail_parent": 0.15, "mutations": 0.10 } def generate_subject(self): subject = """ create a vertical luxury infographic poster that gives architectural form to {argument name="musical theme" default="[subject]"}. represent the musical idea as a cathedral, concert hall, instrument-machine, or acoustic map. show structure, rhythm, harmony, instrumentation, emotional movement, historical context, and listening pathways through precise visual annotations. the poster should feel like a collector's edition print for a conservatory, record archive, or concert hall. """ return render( subject, style_mix=self. style_mix, format="vertical luxury music infographic poster", typography=""" large title: {argument name="title" default="[musical subject]"} subtitle: [composer / genre / key / period] microtext: [chord symbols / tempo / motifs / lyric fragments under fair use / measure notes] """, composition=""" architectural central structure with notation, waveforms, harmonic maps, and instrument sections arranged around it. """, lighting=""" warm stage glow, polished wood reflections, subtle gold notation lines. """, constraints=""" no generic music notes floating randomly. no nightclub poster style. no chaotic soundwave wallpaper. """ )
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