Life of Pi Ep.51: The phone wouldn't stop ringing. Pi found out why.
A musical fidget slider answers every ring of an old phone with a line of Mozart, one note per push. This is an echoPi video. echoPi is an EDC fidget slider and pocketable instrument: its clicks are real physical stops you can set up in the app, and every click can play a note. Turn the sound off and it becomes a quiet fidget for the office. echoPi is in development.
Life of Pi Ep.51: The phone wouldn't stop ringing. Pi found out why.
Animated short. Hardware in development.
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Every ring gets an answer
An old phone rings and rings, so Pi answers each ring with a line of Mozart. Every time he finishes, the ringing stops... then starts again. Faster and faster, until Pi hits his highest note and the handset flies off the hook. Through the handset: applause. Across the alley, a fan.
Music: Mozart, Eine kleine Nachtmusik K. 525, first movement (1787, public domain), own arrangement.