SofiArt

The Op on Screen Interactive Festival

Saturday, October 17 at 2PM – New York Public Library – Hamilton Fish Park

Lesley Flanigan: Voices for Speakers

Voices for Speakers uses vocalizations and feedback technology to create an interactive sound environment.  This performance of Lesley’s work will include some new sounds using the dynamic voices of sopranos Sarah Moulton and Pamela Stein along with the video artistry of Luke DuBois.

Lesley Flanigan, Sarah Moulton and Pamela Stein in performance

Voices for Speakers is a 30′ performance for custom-made speakers producing musical feedback sounds combined with vocalizations to create an immersive sound environment of intersecting tones, melodies, and rhythms that relate speaker amplification and the human voice to dimensions of space and communication. Sections of the piece focus on individual noises and sounds, and others are more musically composed. Lesley Flanigan is an artist and vocalist with a Masters in new media from the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at New York University. Leslie’s recent projects have been presented at The Bent Festival in LA and NYC, at the ICMC 2007 in Copenhagen, the NIME 2008 in Genoa, and the ISEA 2008 in Singapore. She collaborates with many artists and composers on interactive projects including current work with R. Luke DuBois and Matthew Ritchie.

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