Watershed Voices: Water Is Me brings together a collection of videos that illuminate Glenn McClure’s unique approach to transforming scientific data into music. Through these pieces, you’ll hear how watersheds, climate patterns, and human experiences become sonic landscapes. Start with Glenn’s explanation of his sonification process, then explore the stories, sounds, and creative discoveries that flow from this remarkable fusion of art and science.
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…
Glenn is working with the Audio Arts department of SUNY Oneonta and professors Nathan Asman and Andris Balins to lead students through the process of sonifying data from the Biological Field Station into new electronic musical works. As we face increasingly urgent challenges of climate change, this project is engaging young musicians in science communication….
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…
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.