A.А. Koblyakov - Professor, Moscow State Conservatory named by P.I. Tchaikovsky's, Dean of Composer's Faculty, Scientific Director of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of Musical Creativity, Member of the Composers' Union of Russia, Member of the Cinematographers' Union, the Board of the Moscow Branch of the Composers' Union of Russian Federation, the Admissions Committee of the Composers' Union of Russia, the Academy of Сinema Arts. E-mail: akoblyakov@list.ru S.V. Petoukhov - Dr.Sc. (Phys.-Math.), Ph.D. (Biol.), Academician of the National and International Academies, Head of Laboratory of Biomechanical Systems, Mechanical Engineering Institute of A.A. Blagonravov of Russian Academy of Sciences$ Leading Research Scientist, Center for Interdisciplinary Studies of Musical Creativity of the Moscow State Conservatory named by P.I. Tchaikovsky (Moscow). E-mail: spetoukhov@gmail.com I.V. Stepanian Dr.Sc. (Biol.), Ph.D. (Eng.), Leading Research Scientist, Laboratory of Biodynamics, Institute for Machine Science named by A.A. Blagonravov of the RAS; Leading Research Scientist, Moscow State Сonservatory named by P.I. Chaikovsky (Moscow). E-mail: neurocomp.pro@gmail.com O Han Do - Ph.D. (Med.), Chief of Holding «in2sm.com» (Seoul, Republic of Korea). E-mail: ohd@wtf.org

The Moscow State Conservatory by P.I. Tchaikovsky has created a special «Center for interdisciplinary research of musical creativity». One of the main tasks of this center is to study genetic musical scales described in article. This study is being conducted now from different viewpoints including new opportunities for composers. The study revealed that the pentagram musical scales possess beautiful and rich harmony for sound perception and they can be used to compose music based on them. The system of the musical pentagram scales has much more possibilities to produce harmonic sounds in comparison with the equal tempered scale, which is widely used now. The authors of the article have created a few musical instruments and special software to produce appropriate musical products, which are used in this study. Investigations of numeric genetic matrices are an effective scientific instrument to analyze multi-component and multi-parametric ensembles of the molecular-genetic systems. The obtained results give a new vision of connections of genetic systems with well-known mathematical objects and theories from other branches of science and culture. The matrix relation between the golden section φ and significant parameters of genetic codes testifies in a favor of a molecular-genetic clue providing such physiological phenomena. One can hope that the algebra of bi-symmetric genetic matrices, which are connected with the theme of the golden section, will be useful for explanation and the numeric forecast of separate parameters in different physiological subsystems of biological organisms with their cooperative essence and golden section phenomena. Owing to the results of matrix genetics new opportunities arise to demonstrate the close connection between science and culture. One of them is a problem of multi-dimensional spaces including multi-dimensional musical spaces which need appropriate algebraic formalisms for their analysis. According to our assumption, it seems to be essential that these musical systems be connected with the molecular-genetic system because the phenomenon of musical perception is inherited.

 

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