Composer Gabriel Dharmoo. This review was originally written for the website Wolfgang’s Tonic (here).
Multimedia concerts are a growing trend in the classical music world. Often, such performances make use of projected visual images, giving the audience something to look at while the music is played.
Sometimes the marriage of music and visuals results in a merely pleasant entertainment. Ideally, multimedia generates something greater than the sum of its parts – something that makes the audience see, hear, and understand things in a profoundly different way than it would if it experienced each element separately.
Multimedia concerts are a growing trend in the classical music world. Often, such performances make use of projected visual images, giving the audience something to look at while the music is played.
Sometimes the marriage of music and visuals results in a merely pleasant entertainment. Ideally, multimedia generates something greater than the sum of its parts – something that makes the audience see, hear, and understand things in a profoundly different way than it would if it experienced each element separately.
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