Sound choreography: body code

Sicchio, Kate and McLean, Alex (2013) Sound choreography: body code. [Performance]

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Item Type:Performance
Item Status:Live Archive

Abstract

"Sound Choreography <> Body Code", which
creates a feedback loop through code, music, choreography, dance and
back through code:
- Diagrammatic choreography reacts and reconfigures in response to music;
- The dancer interprets the live choreography as an embodied computer;
- Both the edits of the live coder and the movements of the dancer
modifies the code which creates the music.

The result is a resonance through sound, movement, perception and
language, a live flow of influence forming a whole system. As
complexity increases, the limits of language and the body are reached
beyond, where the character of the whole system is exposed. The live
choreography and code is projected for the audience, so cycles of
linguistic and diagrammatic construction and destruction can be
observed, alongside the analogue development in music and dance.

Additional Information:And, The Thursday Club, Goldsmiths, University of London: C4CC: Centre for Creative Collaboration. 11 July 2013
Keywords:live coding, hacking choreography
Subjects:W Creative Arts and Design > W510 Choreography
W Creative Arts and Design > W340 Types of Music
W Creative Arts and Design > W280 Interactive and Electronic Design
Divisions:College of Arts > School of Fine & Performing Arts > School of Fine & Performing Arts (Performing Arts)
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ID Code:10655
Deposited On:04 Jul 2013 09:41

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