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Video Development: Movements

Olivia Ting Video

Song without Words is composed of three movements: The first movement: explores the relationship between body and piano through touch, movement, and vibration The second movement: investigates disruptive hearing and missed meaning, emphasizing the gap between access and understanding The third movement: pushes beyond the sound barrier through haptic and visual translations of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony

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