Many musicians associate colors or color patterns with keys. The colors behind Colormusik's scores are associated with the emotions, tension and release, counterpoint lines, and harmonic patterns of the music - these are the "unseen stories" in the music that color can help convey. Colors are selected according to rules of color theory, associating blues with calm, and red with passion.

As a Professor of Piano at the University of Houston, I particularly admire the beauty of this art in terms of it's colorful enhancement of Bach's work. As teachers, we constantly strive to instruct our students to use their imagination and see a wide spectrum of emotional colors in the music they study. This art evokes the idea that there is so much more to the music than black and white notes on the page; we must hear endless palettes of sonic colors and strive to perform it 'in the moment.' Chip Miller shows us marvelously creative portrait of what this music can be. Bravo!

Timothy Hester
Professor of Piano
Moores School of Music
University of Houston

Such a lovely piece of musical and visual art. The rendering of Bach's Prelude and Fugue in C is not only beautiful, but it is also a wonderful insight into the compositional genius of Bach. A perfect addition to my piano studio, but it would certainly be great in any space.

Susan, Chicago

What is not visible from these photos is the richness of the printing. I am sending mine to be framed with museum glass. Lovely!

Jack, Austin

Excellent for teaching theory and harmony!! (Also beautiful!!!)

The Piano Lady

Music notes come alive in this bright and colorful piece. This piece has sparked many conversations on music and emotion. A beautiful and unique work of art!

Amy, Virginia