Vox Lusciniae under the direction of Brian Stevens at St. Joseph University, Buffalo, NY, May 11, 2024 7PM – Free Admission – Free-will donations accepted. About The Wind and Rain (for womens choir) This piece emerges from both Celtic roots and scientific data. The original folk song by the same name was brilliantly performed by Peggy…
SUNY Oneonta is excited to welcome Glenn McClure as their Artist-in-Residence, a pioneer in Audio Arts and environmental consciousness. His project, “The Water is Me,” uses Data Sonification to convert water sound data into immersive soundscapes, highlighting the importance of environmental protection. McClure’s work bridges the gap between data and emotion, encouraging a deeper community…
Glenn will be giving the Keynote at 10AM on April 5, 2024. “Growing Bigger in the Bigness of the Whole, When Nature Goes Beyond our Control” – Join in person or on the zoom! About the Conference The Totality Conference offers an opportunity to contemplate the meaning of the eclipse from as many perspectives as…
Joins us for an exploration of the Hunger Stones that carve centuries of the low and high water marks along the Elbe River. Composer Glenn McClure, working with Czech hydrologist Libor Elledor, has composed music that rises from centuries of climate data. Glenn will share the story of the Hungers Stones and his creative process…
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…