Hack the Choir micro residency
What happens to a performer's heart rate when they sing? How does a conductor communicate during a piece? This two-day micro-residency will bring together Bristol Proms Artists in Residence The Erebus Youth Ensemble with creative technologists David Haylock and Stefan Goodchild, for a series of open…
What happens to a performer's heart rate when they sing? How does a conductor communicate during a piece? This two-day micro-residency will bring together Bristol Proms Artists in Residence The Erebus Youth Ensemble with creative technologists David Haylock and Stefan Goodchild, for a series of open experiments in this space.
Taking place in Watershed's Café/Bar during 30 and 31st July, drop in any time (10am - 5pm) to watch the adventure unfold, or join us at the public sharing at 17:00 on Thu 31 July where you will hear about the process and experience early-stage experiments around how new technologies might augment the performance of sacred choral music.
This event is part of #BristolProms. Striking a new path towards the future of classical concerts, combining musical excellence and innovation in an open and accessible way that will appeal to all music lovers. Presented by HP, #BristolProms is a collaboration between Bristol Old Vic and U-Live.
