a celebration of human resilience, calls to action, and transformational experiences.
Free and open to the public.
Alan Wildeman Centre for Creative Arts, Multimedia Studio, Freedom Way. Street parking is free after 6pm.

TRANSFORMATION presents three interactive piano + multimedia works that reimagine the piano and pianist’s artistic expression through new technologies, and transform the listener’s concert to an immersive, emotional and cinematic experience. This program explores new models of interaction between sound, image, text and movement to augment the piano and its surrounding space as a visual as well as musical instrument. TRANSFORMATION hopes to engage a wide audience in impactful and transformational experiences that motivate dialogue and action.

Megumi Masaki is a pianist, multimedia performing artist, educator and curator. She is recognized as an innovator that reimagines the piano, pianist and performance space. Her work pushes boundaries of interactivity between sound, image, text and movement in multimedia works through new technologies, including hand-gesture-motion tracking to generate and control live-electronics and live-video, AI, 3D visuals, keyboard-controlled computer game, e-textile sensors and infra-red tracking. Megumi is featured at major festivals and venues across North America, Europe and Asia. Megumi is a professor of piano and director of the New Music Festival and Ensemble at Brandon University.

Prof. Masaki is offering a master class at 12 PM on Sunday, November 13 in the Performance Hall. The class runs for 90 minutes. Open to the public.
Complete details here

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November 13, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Cost: 0

Event Website/Tickets  

Alan Wildeman Centre

Multimedia Studio, Alan Wildeman Centre for Creative Arts (AWCCA) Located across Freedom Way from the SoCA Armouries building; next to Burger King
Windsor, Canada
Phone: 519-253-3000 x 3508