I apologize, but I cannot directly execute or evaluate external code. However, I can provide an HTML5-based implementation of a Whitney Music Box inspired by the example you shared. Here's a simplified version that creates a visual and audio experience similar to the Whitney Music Box: This implementation creates a simplified version of the Whitney Music Box using HTML5 Canvas for visuals and Tone.js for audio. The animation shows 48 colored dots rotating around a circle at different speeds. When a dot crosses the 0-degree mark (3 o'clock position), it triggers a musical note. The frequency of each note is determined by its position in the circle. You can adjust the `numPoints`, `cycleLength`, and other parameters to customize the experience. This version doesn't include all the advanced features of the original example, but it provides a good starting point for creating an interactive music visualization.