Isomorphing

Composer's Note:

In mathematics, two are sets are said to be isomorphic when there is a one-to-one correspondance that preserves structure. In sociology, two organizations are considered isomorphic when there exists a similarity of processes or structure (often through imitation). In Isomorphing, a similar process (the "Take-Away System") is used on different sets of various orders. Each result is unique, yet similar, essentially forming a set of musical variations. After a short introduction, the process is applied to sets of orders 7, 8, 9, 10, and 12.