Aesthetic Evidence :: May 1, 2009; 8:00 – 9:30 pm :: MIT Museum, 265 Mass. Ave, Cambridge, MA.

Aesthetic Evidence will create an audio-visual experience based on the theme of ‘elements’ and inspired by spoken human voice recordings. Members of the group have recorded responses to specific questions from a variety of participants over the past several months. These recordings along with traditional and electronic instruments and related video footage will act as the raw material for this partially composed, partially improvised performance.

If you would like your voice to potentially be a part of this performance, you can make a recording online now or volunteer at the performance itself.

About aesthetic evidence: Using various sampling and triggering technologies, aesthetic evidence combines acoustic and electric instruments with real-time electronics manipulation to create a live performance. Their music is composed using recordings of human voices they make both in the field ahead of time and, in certain situations, in real-time during performances.