The role multichannel Sound Art plays in the Architecture of Theatre and Audience Engagement by Joshua Dyson

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This Exposition is an extension of the MRes Thesis "The role multichannel Sound Art plays in the Architecture of Theatre and Audience Engagement.” This nonlinear spread of textual, aural, and visual information will take you through a year of Practice as Research– exploring the field of Sound Art within Cork City– culminating in a multichannel audio installation in Cork Opera House on Culture Night 2025
Joshua Dyson - The role multichannel Sound Art plays in the Architecture of Theatre and Audience Engagement - 2025
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Cork Opera House

19th September

(Culture Night)

Technical

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House (Mono Audio)

Tannoy 1 (Mono Audio)

Bar (Mono Audio)

Walk through with commentary (Box, stairwell, upper circle)

Walk through with commentary (Balcony, first floor bar, stalls)

Walk through with commentary (Entry point to first floor)

Installation photos

Documentation

Tannoy 2 (Mono Audio)

Video of Installation walk through

3D print of availble empty space fo sound

Imagining how sound flows and conflicts seperate sound spaces

Pod Composition animation (no sound)

Blocks of potentional space render

Three layered disk graphic score of the overall composition from Bar, House, and Tannoy

Pod Composition animation, accompanied by Abelton arrangment. Sporadic

Rendered Photogrammetry Fragments

Investigating physical space and sonic architecture of Cork Opera House

Maps, Pods, Illustration

Abelton Track Composition

Illustrations and Flow map of how people listen from space to space

Pod Composition illustrations

Sound traveling vertically

(Bar and Tannoy installation)

Pod Composition animation, accompanied by Abelton arrangment. Flow

Render of photogrammtry fragments