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Auditory & Visual Patterns: The Raspyni Brothers Juggle at TED (Feb. 2008)
March 15, 2008 by Uri.
Starting at 11:30 (min:sec) of the video clip, listen to the sound of the juggling pins as they hit the jugglers’ palms - the rhythm is an auditory pattern. Freeze frame the video and see their trajectories. These are visual geometric patterns. The two types of patterns coincide.
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