The making of The Genoma Music

Both genetic and musical sequences are ordered structures composed of combi-nations of a small number of elements, of nucleotides and musical notes. In the case of the genome, the emergence of cellular functions makes the order mea-ningful; in the case of musical sequences, the consequence of order is the pro-duction of mysterious esthetical effects in the human mind. Can any musical significance be found in DNA sequence? In this work, we present the technique used to convert DNA sequences into musical sequences. The musical equivalent of the sequence of a number of genes, either of fungal origin, such as Candida albicans or Sacharomyces cerevisiae (SLT2), or belonging to the human geno-me (genes involved in Alzheimer syndrome, blindness, and deafness such as Connexine 26 gene) has been obtained. Non-coding sequences are also impor-tant in life and music. The non-coding alphoid sequence has also been transla-ted into a musical sequence, in this case using Fibonacci´s golden number basic series as structural helper. The elementary musical sequence derived from DNA sequence has served as an imposing frame in which rhythms, sounds, and melo