Demystifying 432hz - a performance and discussion on the history and nature of sound

Join us for an enlightening exploration of 432hz and its significance in the realm of music history! 🎶

Event Highlights:

• Engaging Discussion: Dan Gorelick teams up with Sean Russell Hallowell to dive deep into the transformative nature of sound and its historical context.
• Live Performances: Enjoy captivating musical performances that bookend the talk, blending art with knowledge.

Sean, a PhD holder in Medieval Music Theory and electronic music innovator, will share insights on sound as a representation of abstract numerical relationships. Dan will interweave somatic sound to reconnect humanity with vast temporal dimensions. This conversation is designed for anyone curious about sound!

Expect to traverse intriguing topics like just-intonation, resonance, and the physicality of sound.

Event Schedule:

• 🎟️ Doors Open: 7:00 PM
• 🎤 Opening Performance: 7:45 PM
• 🗣️ Talk & Discussion: 8:00 PM
• 🎶 Closing Performance: 9:00 PM

Participation Options: In-person seating is limited to just 60 spots, but you can also join remotely!

Discover more about the realm of sound in advance of Sean's Max MSP workshop at TIAT on July 1st: Explore Now!

More About Sean:

• 🎨 Sean Russell Hallowell (@isorhythmics) is a composer and video artist whose unique methods fuse handmade circuitry with cosmic themes, inspiring audiences worldwide.
• His innovative works have graced galleries across the US and internationally, focusing on the beauty of outmoded technologies.

More About Dan:

• 🎻 Dan Gorelick (@dqgorelick) is an interdisciplinary artist blending classical cello and computation to craft immersive and interactive experiences. He probes how sound bridges across biological and geological timelines.
• His work has earned features from prestigious outlets, and he remains active in the art communities of Brooklyn, San Francisco, and Berlin.

About TIAT:
✏️ TIAT is a nonprofit fusion of art and technology, nurturing spaces for creative technologists to innovate and share their practices. Learn more about us: Visit TIAT