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• video shooting, editing & direction
• conceptual collaboration
Paolo
Fresu
Auditorium
di Roma
2008
multimedia
project presented by the Fondazione Musica per Roma
and performed in Rome on January 13, 2008. Featuring
the celebrated Italian jazz trumpet player Paolo
Fresu and friends, The project took place
simultaneously in all three concert halls and in the
foyers of Rome's Auditorium - Parco della Musica. An
interactive sound and video system made such
simultaneous performances possible and was an
important contribution to an event connecting
different spaces and different audiences.
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Holger
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1 *double solo':
MeRit was used to sample a trumpet solo (audio & video in HD) performed live by Paolo Freso in Sala Sinopoli (left) which was played back a couple of minutes later during a solo he performed in Sala Santa Cecilia (right) Paolo Freso was able to interact 'with himself'.
MeRit was used to sample a trumpet solo (audio & video in HD) performed live by Paolo Freso in Sala Sinopoli (left) which was played back a couple of minutes later during a solo he performed in Sala Santa Cecilia (right) Paolo Freso was able to interact 'with himself'.
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2 *fresu running':
During the parts of the concert when Paolo left one concert hall for another, MeRit allowed us to sample live camera footage (top left) and control the playback of that material in real-time (top right) to musically interact with a playback of pre-produced back stage material (bottom). The result was projected simultaneously in all three concert halls
During the parts of the concert when Paolo left one concert hall for another, MeRit allowed us to sample live camera footage (top left) and control the playback of that material in real-time (top right) to musically interact with a playback of pre-produced back stage material (bottom). The result was projected simultaneously in all three concert halls