TEDxAldeburgh - Kathy Hinde - Piano Migrations

Using her work as starting point, Kathy explores the connections between music and nature as well as collaborative online music generation based around bird-watching!
Kathy Hinde's interdisciplinary approach combines different art forms frequently through collaborations with other practitioners, partnerships with scientists, and input from the audience. She has created video and sound for theatre and live art performances alongside creating installations and site specific work. She has shown work across Europe, Scandinavia, China, Pakistan, Colombia and Brazil. Kathy has created interactive visual environments that are responsive to live situations and her video work frequently moves away from the screen. Her musical interests embrace various strategies of improvisation, generative systems, and unconventional notation alongside exploring the use of technology and automata in live performance. Previous collaborators are many and include: musicians Joanna MacGregor, Joby Burgess, Maja Ratkje, Hild Sofie Tafjord, Sabine Vogel, and Andrea Neumann; audio-visual artist i am the mighty jungulator; sound artists Daniel Skoglund and Tom Bugs; dancer/choreographers Lotta Melin, Subathra Subramaniam and Jin Xing; composers Stephen Montague, Gabriel Prokofiev, Graham Fitkin, Max De Wardener and most recently collaborated with composer Will Gregory of the duo Goldfrapp by creating visuals for Gregory's new Opera "Piccard in Space". She is part of the N.I.P. collective, Polar Produce and affiliated to the Merlin Theatre, Frome, UK.
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[@nitingarg88]

Nature + Sound = WIN !

[@antoninoabate1376]

"Twitcher". These new technologies want to take over the well-established principles of music (timbre, harmony, rhythm, dynamics, counterpoint and a composer actually composing...) and put them aside. Innovation always roots on revisiting traditions, not viceversa (like Lachenman)
I would like to see more Graphical Scores composers make more "Notated Scores".