Publiziert am 20 Februar 2011 um 23:03 Von Jan Paul Herzer

In the Installation "birdhouse musicbox" the connection between motion and sound is explored in a simple yet intriguing way. It uses a playful approach to shaping sound through the use of a simple interface - a swing hanging in a tree. The visitor can rely on a highly familiar mechanism that is rooted in childhood experiences. By the meditative and repetitive movement a musical gestalt is generated and unfolds out of the chaos: notes reconnect, the velocity rises and eventually the musical fragments reassemble into the original track - a Fuge of J. S. Bach.
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hands on sound

hands on sound is a Berlin-based collective of artists that do stuff with sound and specialise on acoustic scenography. Jan Paul Herzer and Max Kullmann work on interactive sound installations, sculptures, objects and compositions. Both of them have a strong emphasis on interactive and playful concepts regarding sound and space. http://www.hands-on-sound.com

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