Performance art violin nerve stimulator pre-programmed impossible rhythm
July 8, 2014 3:05 AM Subscribe
I saw a video a while ago of a cool and unsettling performance, and I don't know how to find it again. Two musicians are wearing nerve-stimulating things around their wrists, which is moving their muscles involuntarily, playing a piece of music in perfect unison.
I think it might have been a violin and double bass, and possibly in a gallery in New York (???). They had pre-programmed some music into a computer, which was making their fingers play some fast sections which were supposedly impossible otherwise. They were playing in freakishly perfect unison. I can't seem to find it via Google, can you help me?
I think it might have been a violin and double bass, and possibly in a gallery in New York (???). They had pre-programmed some music into a computer, which was making their fingers play some fast sections which were supposedly impossible otherwise. They were playing in freakishly perfect unison. I can't seem to find it via Google, can you help me?
Response by poster: That's it! This was the video I was thinking of. Thank you EndsOfInvention!
posted by flora at 3:24 AM on July 8, 2014
posted by flora at 3:24 AM on July 8, 2014
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posted by EndsOfInvention at 3:19 AM on July 8, 2014