Fantastic Transit concert w/ Axiom Brass

06.03.12

posted by: krueff

If you missed the spectacular musical/digital concert in the DVT at Notre Dame last week, I can honestly say that it was a unique and overwhelmingly enjoyable experience.
Axiom Brass (If you have ears, you should experience their music) performed in collaboration with Keith Davis in the DVT for a musical event which was accompanied by digital astronomical pieces also performed live on the dome of the DVT.

While Axiom Brass performed pieces named after the great astronomers (Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Hubble, & Hawking), Keith would display different astronomically related imagery, such as galaxies, the planetary orbits, and asteroids, on the dome that were created to go along with the music.  It was a beautiful experience and the visuals were a hauntingly impressive connection to the movements in the music.

They were great guys, both musically and in person.  I hope we get to have them back again before the next transit of Venus.

TRANSIT OF VENUS IS IN 2 DAYS!

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  1. pmooney Says:
    June 4th, 2012 at 1:54 pm

    Kate, I enjoyed the Axiom Brass and Keith Davis show too. I’m still stunned that Keith was able to run the DVT LIVE in accompaniment to the music. Kate, thanks again for continuing to foster STEM community and culture in Michiana. Pat

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