Premier by the Northern Lights Choir directed by Helen Demong May 10 at St. Bernards Church in Saranac Lake In addition to a diverse program of American and French choral works, the Northern Lights Choir will premier Glenn’s new work “The Cry of the Hunger Stones.” This work brings climate data to life, found carved…
Watershed Voices will create musical works that celebrate regional biodiversity (through sonification of scientific data) and human diversity (through writings from diverse cultural voices both past and present), thereby engaging audiences in both New York State and Quebec in a shared artistic experience of our shared Champlain Basin.
Watershed Voices will create musical works that celebrate regional biodiversity (through sonification of scientific data) and human diversity (through writings from diverse cultural voices both past and present), thereby engaging audiences in both New York State and Quebec in a shared artistic experience of our shared Champlain Basin. Glenn McClure will compose at least two new musical works. He will also mentor three composers in the creative technique of sonification and each will write one musical work.
Missa Kreyöl (extrait – excerpt) Choeur classique de l’Outaouais – December 12, 2021
The human ear can process information far better than the eye, so why are data almost always presented to us in visual forms? composer glenn mcclure is the principal investigator of a national science foundation project, which aims to translate big data into music.