Esodi - Public performance at Museo di Palazzo Reale, Genoa - March 25th 2017
Extracts of the rehearsal
(Salone da ballo - Ballroom)
This performance took place in the historical building of Palazzo Reale in Genoa, under the supervision of the choreographer Virgilio Sieni: a group of amateur dancers performed a set of choreographies dedicated to the topic of exodus undertaken by men to save themselves.
The different choreographies were performed in parallel in several spots of Palazzo Reale historical monumental building.
During the performances, one of the dancers in each group of Palazzo Reale wore IMU sensors.
Two expressive qualities, Fragility and Lightness, were extracted and translated into corresponding sonifications.
The audience and the other dancers were able to perceive the expressive qualities of the sonified dancer, thus contributing to create a homogeneous group, and at the same time to contribute to a deeper comprehension by the non-performing audience.
Sonifications provided a feedback to other dancers participating in the scene, and at the same time they were attractors of audience members to join the performance, and gave them information about the expressive quality of the dancers (when, for example, spectators could not clearly see the dancers due to the crowded environment).
The DANCE platform was used for real-time recognition of two expressive qualities from the movement data captured by inertial sensors and sonification. Sonification design by Andrea Cera.
© DANCE "Dancing in the Dark" - H2020 ICT Project n.645553
(Salone da ballo - Ballroom)
This performance took place in the historical building of Palazzo Reale in Genoa, under the supervision of the choreographer Virgilio Sieni: a group of amateur dancers performed a set of choreographies dedicated to the topic of exodus undertaken by men to save themselves.
The different choreographies were performed in parallel in several spots of Palazzo Reale historical monumental building.
During the performances, one of the dancers in each group of Palazzo Reale wore IMU sensors.
Two expressive qualities, Fragility and Lightness, were extracted and translated into corresponding sonifications.
The audience and the other dancers were able to perceive the expressive qualities of the sonified dancer, thus contributing to create a homogeneous group, and at the same time to contribute to a deeper comprehension by the non-performing audience.
Sonifications provided a feedback to other dancers participating in the scene, and at the same time they were attractors of audience members to join the performance, and gave them information about the expressive quality of the dancers (when, for example, spectators could not clearly see the dancers due to the crowded environment).
The DANCE platform was used for real-time recognition of two expressive qualities from the movement data captured by inertial sensors and sonification. Sonification design by Andrea Cera.
© DANCE "Dancing in the Dark" - H2020 ICT Project n.645553
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