Stockhausen and jellyfish

Karlheinz Stockhausen's music created the pattern above; Alexander Lauterwasser captured it by transferring the sound waves from a Stockhausen composition into water, and photographing the results using reflected light. Below is an image of a jellyfish photographed by me on the beach in western France and colour adjusted using Paint Shop Pro. I Googled to check whether anyone else had spotted the links between Stockhausen and jellyfish, and yes, they have. More on Alexander Lauterwasser's fascinating sound patterns here.

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http://www.wasserklangbilder.de/index.html?html/home_e.html
I have not seen Lautterwasser's book Water Sound Images. Perhaps the compositions are identified there?
http://www.cymaticsource.com/articles/a7_water_sound_review.html
http://www.overgrownpath.com/2009/07/salade-la-boulez.html
I'd like to link to your original post about them on the blog I write for, The Green Room. (It's for From the Top, the NPR radio show about classical music prodigies. Here's the link: http://greenroom.fromthetop.org/). We do a links post on Thursdays. I hope this is okay with you!
The London Philharmonic Orchestra take credit for the heads up on Alexander Lauterwasser's Water Sound Images. They used the image created by a Ravi Shankar work in their brochure to publicise the forthcoming premiere of Shankar's symphony. That's how I came across it.