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The candle song


The candle song by Romaric
Put a light sensor in front of the candle flame: the light lets operate a turntable. The music accelerates or decelerates according to light intensity. In the darkness, just light on the candle and the music starts. The song will last as far as the candle is burning. Space and time are deeply linked by this process. This is the right moment to share music. When the light is out, it's over.

The CONTROL workshop
By Roger Ibars
ENSAD, Paris, November 2005

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