Frankenstein’s Lab partnered up with Dansehallerne for a special lab on The Choreography of Sound this evening. A chance for composers and choreographers to meet and discuss the relation of sound and movement.
Special guest Gerhard Eckel (who happens to consider himself neither composer nor choreographer) presented a fascinating talk covering some of his work in this field. (I’m pleased I got to experience it since his work isn’t all that well documented online). I’ll write a more in depth post on the Frankenstein site covering some the gems of his presentation and those that followed. There was however one comment that particularly caught my attention: “Sharing prompts research”. That resonates with my experience of writing these posts – both this year and last.
