Australian Music Centre | Breaking sound barriers

Work Overview

Inspired by working with dancers, Monica uses live keyboard input and computer vision hand gestural controls to choreograph sound in 3-dimensions. Sounds transform simply through movement, reminding us that sound does not only operate through time, but also space, and challenging our ears to visualise their trajectory. This work uses no prerecorded elements and one MESS instrument - the classic Doepfer A-100.

Work Details

Year: 2023

Instrumentation: Doepfer A-100, Benjolin synthesiser module, ultraleap, keyboard, computer.

Duration: 23 min.

Analysis

Kit: Sound Experiments : Australian Electroacoustic Music in the Secondary Classroom With music and resources by Dr Cat Hope, Monica Lim, Kate Milligan and Dr Mark Oliveiro / Music Resource Kit compiled and written by Dr Joanna Drimatis.

eBook: Sound Experiments : Australian Electroacoustic Music in the Secondary Classroom With music and resources by Dr Cat Hope, Monica Lim, Kate Milligan and Dr Mark Oliveiro / Music Resource Kit compiled and written by Dr Joanna Drimatis.