Sing, Pan, Code: Enhancing Audience Engagement Through Choral, Algorithmic, and Photographic Crossings

In 2016, I completed a major research project towards the completion of my MA in Communications and New Media. I presented the project at a Symposium, held at the McMaster University Club in August of 2016. I also presented the artistic portions of the project at several Hamilton venues.

 

Major Research Project

Sing, Pan, Code: Enhancing Audience Engagement Through Choral, Algorithmic, and Photographic Crossings (PDF)

Permanent Link: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/22983

Documentation

Below you’ll find a series of videos that comprise the documentation sections of the project.

PeaceWeave
A performance in the McMaster University Student Centre (MUSC) Atrium with the McMaster University Choir on April 5th, 2016

A technical demonstration of the software and hardware (Including a modified Nintendo Wii remote) used in the artistic performance

 

Reptile Choir

A Demonstration of the software and hardware used for the Reptile Choir exhibit at Factory Media Centre on May 13th 2016.

Documentation of the Reptile Choir exhibit at Factory Media Centre on May 13th 2016.

 

Sedimentary

Livecoding Performance at McMaster LiveLab

 

StreetSong

A demonstration of the technical features that comprise this performative installation work.

A demonstration of a traversal of a panoramic street image with live pitch cues and audio

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