 Another aspect of his legacy, and one demonstrating his multi-faceted presence in the modern artistic imagination, is his appeal for those interested in the history of the algorithm as exemplified by "Homage to Paul Klee" by computer art pioneer Frieder Nake.Unlike his taste for adventurous modern experiment in painting, Klee, though musically talented, was attracted to older traditions of music; he neither appreciated composers of the late 19th century, such as Wagner, Bruckner and Mahler, nor contemporary music.Bach and Mozart were for him the greatest composers; he most enjoyed playing the works by the latter.