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- Elblaus, Ludvig, 1981-, et al.
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Modes of sonic interaction in circus : Three proofs of concept
- 2014
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Ingår i: Proceedings of Sound and Music Computing Conference 2014. - Athens : The International Computer Music Association, The Sound and Music Computing Steering Committe, The Institute for Research on Music & Acoustics. ; , s. 1698-1706, s. 1698-1706-
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- The art of circus is a vibrant and competitive culture that embraces new tools and technology. In this paper, a series of exploratory design processes resulting in proofs of concepts are presented, showing strategies for effective use of three different modes of sonic interaction in contemporary circus. Each design process is based on participatory studio work, involving professional circus artists. All of the proofs of concepts have been evaluated, both with studio studies and public circus performances, taking the work beyond theoretical laboratory projects and properly engaging the practice and culture of contemporary circus.The first exploration uses a contortionist’s extreme bodily manipulation as inspiration for sonic manipulations in an accompanying piece of music. The second exploration uses electric amplification of acoustic sounds as a transformative enhancement of existing elements of circus performance. Finally, a sensor based system of real-time sonification of body gestures is explored and ideas from the sonification of dance are translated into the realm of circus.
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- Goina, Maurizio, et al.
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Interactive sonification in circus performance at Uniarts and KTH : ongoing research
- 2014
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Ingår i: Proceedings of the Sound and Music Computing Sweden Conference 2014. - : KTH Royal Institute of Technology. ; , s. 23-24
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- Contemporary circus artists are beginning to use new tools and technologies. Aligned with this trend and with interest to applying interactive sonification to circus performance a collaboration is currently in progress between the Sound and Music Computing Team at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and the School of Dance and Circus, part of Stockholm University of the Arts. The collaboration includes the Gynoïdes Project1 and also works on a series of proofs of concept. This collaboration allowed us to gain experience and mature practical knowledge (see [1]) and a range of further activities are planned in the near future of which a description is given herewith.
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- Goina, Maurizio, et al.
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Our Sound Space (OSS) : An Installation for Participatory AND Interactive Exploration of Soundscapes
- 2023
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Ingår i: Proceedings of the Sound and Music Computing Conferences. - : Sound and Music Computing Network. - 9789152773727 ; , s. 255-260, s. 255-260
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- This paper describes the development of an interactive tool which allows playing different soundscapes by mixing diverse environmental sounds on demand. This tool is titled Our Sound Space (OSS) and has been developed as part of an ongoing project where we test methods and tools for the participation of young people in spatial planning. As such OSS is meant to offer new opportunities to engage youth in talks about planning, placemaking and more sustainable living environments. In this paper, we describe an implementation of OSS that we are using as an interactive soundscape installation sited in a public place daily visited by people from a diversity of entities (e.g. university, a gymnasium, a restaurant, start-ups). The OSS installation is designed to allow simultaneous activation of several prerecorded sounds broadcast through four loudspeakers. The installation is interactive, meaning that it can be activated and operated by anyone via smartphones and is designed to allow interaction among multiple people at the same time and space.
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- Rodela, Romina, Ph.D. 1975-, et al.
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Sensing the City from a Young Person Viewpoint: Seeing and Hearing in our Living Environments : Summary of the activities delivered by the Planning with Youth project team at the 2022 SH-Summer School
- 2022
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- In this report, we give a summative overview of the activities our project team has offered to the participants of the 2022 Södertörn University Summer School. The Summer School, coordinated by our colleagues at Södertörn University and held in June 2022 on campus at Flemingsberg, hosted a group of 26 pupils who are enrolled at four public primary schools in the region. Aligned with our project mandate we offered activities centred on how urban environments where the pupils live are made e.g., green or not, urbanised or not, and how that makes them feel. We worked with the role that our senses – hearing and seeing - have and how certain urban areas make us feel. We used different hands-on demonstrations to allow participants to have a practical sensory experience. In this report, we summarize the activities and the impressions that the participants shared about their living environments, which include the following neighbourhoods: Ronna, Lina and Hovsjö in Södertälje municipality and Källtorp in Järfälla municipality.
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