Thunder God and Wind God Screens
Fujin Raijin Zu Byoubu
by Tawaraya Sotatsu
Edo Period (17th Century) National Treasure (Kennin-ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan)

"Again the mode was changed; Peiwoh sang of war, of clashing steel and trampling steeds. And in the harp arose the tempest of Lungmen, the dragon rode the lightning, the thundering avalanche crashed through the hills."

The biggest sounds in the world might be from thunders. I was impressed by the fact that this Thunder God has twelve small drums around himself. You have to count them. Why twelve?
In the beginning was the Note.

This is the F sharp minor Fugue from so-called Book 2.