Senior Lecturers in Music trigger new digital performance

From left to right:Tom Hall, Cheryl Frances-Hoad (composer and performer), Richard Hoadley, Jane Turner (choreographer)

From left to right:

Tom Hall, Cheryl Frances-Hoad (composer and performer), Richard Hoadley, Jane Turner (choreographer)

On 13 June 2011 Richard Hoadley and Tom Hall (Senior Lecturers within the Department of Music and Performing Arts and founders of the Digital Performance Laboratory), collaborated with a team of nationally-renowned musicians, composers and dancers for a performance of Triggered at King's Place in London.

Described as 'Somewhere between improvisation and composition, art and science', Triggered is a dance-music-digital performance that builds on the Cage-Cunningham legacy of interaction between music, dance and technology. Dancers initiate music by interacting with free-standing and suspended sculptures. Sound and movement evolve in response to feedback, producing a sophisticated, highly-charged performance.

The performance was been generously sponsored by the Cultures of the Digital Economy Research Institute (CoDE). More information about Triggered is available on Richard Hoadley's website.

You can view a CoDE-sponsored publicity video of Triggered below:





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