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Version 1.0.1 · 2026-06-18
Updated for performances in 2026.
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Listen: enables audiences to participate in live performances and shared listening experiences through synchronised audio playback on their smartphones.
Created for composer-musician Hilary Kleinig's The Lost Art of Listening, Listen: allows audience members to participate in performances by playing specially prepared audio in precise coordination with other audience members and performers.
Listen: transforms audience devices into a distributed sound system, allowing people to become active participants in a collective sonic experience and can be used for music, sound art, theatre, public installations, educational projects, and immersive events.
Using event-specific audio content, Listen: can coordinate playback across multiple devices, creating spatial sound environments.…
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