1 ->	circle one square Johann Sebastian Bach (geometrical form of the anagram) Arvo Paert (geometrical form of the anagram)
2 ->	cross two recorders two parts: window and space two (imaginary) triangles Antonius We bern (geometrical form of the anagram) Petrus A baelardus (geometrical form of the anagram) Joh anne s Ciconia (geometrical form of the anagram)
3 ->	triangle medial section (5 : 3) Paul C e z a nne (geometrical form of the anagram) H eloise (geometrical form of the anagram)
4 ->	square four quarters of the heavens Hild e g ardis Bingensis (geometrical form of the anagram) Norb ert Walter Peters (geometrical form of the anagram)
10 ->	(1+2+3+4=10) number of perfection Anagram: A(2)+Es(1)+E(3)+B(4) Anagram: B(4)+E(3)+A(2)+Es(1)

Explanation of the title: "Mwavaaz"

• phonetic paraphrase of Moi (mwa), french: I and Vas (va:z), french and latin: vessel
• hint to the unknown language of Hildegard of Bingen who worked with those word creations
• Hildegard and the visionary human being are sometimes called vessel
• Petrus Abaelardus (and Heloise) - 1079-1142 - to those the Sound-Installation is dedicated, builded a hermitage/house of prayer/convent called "Paraklet" (Comforter) to the honor of the Holy Ghost.