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Internet 2 at New World Symphony

September 20, 2005 By Gus in Miami: Local News, Technology

New World Symphony is pioneering the use of Internet2 technologies to enable universities and orchestras to join and engage in the remote exchange of music.

Matt Heller has a firsthand review of the New World Symphony Interent2 in action:

“Once they got going, it was easy to forget about all those gigabits of data racing through the ether and concentrate on what Mr. Doane was communicating, which was a lot of great stuff: the beginning of the fugue in the 5th Suite Prelude by Bach should sound “like Rumplestiltskin walking around”, he said, while in Don Quixote the bow arm should be “the marriage of a 100-lb. jellyfish and an eagle, or maybe some seaweed”. It might sound like a bunch of non-sequiturs, but it made perfect sense if you were there - wherever ‘there’ was!”

Via: Hella Frisch

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