A Human Harp’s Live-Lab was installed at the Roundhouse. A series of Human Harp performances took place as part of Reverb Festival curated by Imogen Heap
residency
The launch of the Human Harp Live-Lab took place at the Roundhouse throughout August 2014. Di and a team of engineers, musicians, designers, and dancers collaborated from a pop-up laboratory located on the venue’s first floor. Together they built, tested, and performed the latest version of the Human Harp, designed to play the soaring columns of the Roundhouse’s circular performance space. Human Harp at the Roundhouse was funded by Arts Council England, Roundhouse, Sennheiser and Queen Mary University of London.
performances
During the residency, Di and the team developed a new Human Harp performance using the latest iteration of the Human Harp technology and wearables. The performances were created in collaboration with dancers from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Dance and took place in the main circular space. Through movement and interaction with the harps, the performers played the metal columns that encircle the during the Reverb Festival, which was curated by Imogen Heap.
Performances
2014 Reverb Festival, The Roundhouse
partners
The Roundhouse
The Arts Council England
Queen Mary University of London
Shennheiser
Full credits below
CREDITS
Di Mainstone
Queen Mary University of London
Adam Stark and Becky Stewart
