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Title:

Digitally Communicating Dance

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Level:
Beginner
Type:
Panel
Category:
Philosophical, Misc
Organizer:
Carlos Guedes , School of Music and Performing Arts, Porto, Portugal.
Description:
Meaningful mappings of dance movement can facilitate real-time computer-mediated collaboration between dancers and other artists. In this panel, we look at ways of creating channels of communication that promote real-time dialogue between dancers and musicians or visual artists. Includes live demo.
Ashley Middleton
on 25/8/07
As a dance teacher and member of a new (primarily Web-based) dance organization, I would come to SXSW just for this.
john bracken
on 27/8/07
what an interesting idea
Hugh McGuire
on 3/9/07
sounds great.
nuno estrela
on 7/9/07
funtastic idea, to extract the frequency of movement
Filipe Lopes
on 7/9/07
I've seen this work live and i was amazed of what i saw. Very impresive indeed! I want to meet this guy.
Carla Oliveira
on 7/9/07
It´s a brillinat new art concept!
Paulo Santiago
on 13/9/07
The liberty beyond the movement.
Mary Gatchell
on 14/9/07
What a beautiful creation!
rudolfo quintas
on 18/9/07
This justifies my trip to SXSW!!!
Ioan Cristina
on 15/10/07
I find this concept really interesting and innovative. I've seen this method used in a dance show and I can say that it works wonderfully. It gives the dancers freedom for their movement and in the same time a sort of control of the music. The result is a perfect and almost natural connection between the music and the movement.
Do it today!
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