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123.231Mini-project 6 — Opposite-Environment Piece

Take your usual comfort environment.

Reverse it.

If normally:

minor → major.

4/4 → 6/8 or 5/4.

slow → medium-fast.

dense → sparse.

chromatic → diatonic.

familiar key → unfamiliar key.

Write:

one complete miniature.

Then identify:

what still sounds like you.

This connects directly to Workshop 122.