Sónar+D
On January 20th 2012 ALMA, the largest astronomical observatory of the world, located on the Atacama Desert (Chile), conducted observations of Orion Nebula with 16 antennas. Associating a different tonality with each of the spectral lines emitted by the nebula, the ALMA sound database was created.
“Sonidos de ALMA” (ALMA Sounds) is born from a collaboration with artists like artists like Luciano, Dj Raff, Felipe Venegas, Fernanda Arrau and ATOM™. ALMA Sounds poses the creation of pieces of music with sounds coming from space. Organized as an audio library, these works will be available for the public of Sónar+D.
Members of the Sonidos de ALMA project will participate on the talk [email protected] and ALMA: When art and science meet.
On January 20th 2012 ALMA, the largest astronomical observatory of the world, located on the Atacama Desert (Chile), conducted observations of Orion Nebula with 16 antennas. Associating a different tonality with each of the spectral lines emitted by the nebula, the ALMA sound database was created.
“Sonidos de ALMA” (ALMA Sounds) is born from a collaboration with artists like artists like Luciano, Dj Raff, Felipe Venegas, Fernanda Arrau and ATOM™. ALMA Sounds poses the creation of pieces of music with sounds coming from space. Organized as an audio library, these works will be available for the public of Sónar+D.
Members of the Sonidos de ALMA project will participate on the talk [email protected] and ALMA: When art and science meet.