Prismatic Voices: Creative Collaboration Between Animation Students & the Treble Voices Choir

Join us for an immersive experience like no other as we present Prismatic Voices, four short fulldome films created by Towson University Electronic Media and Film and Animation students in collaboration with The Treble Voices Choir.

Prismatic Voices will consist of four short animated films sung live by Treble Voices themselves.

With stunning visuals projected onto the entire dome and powerful soundtracks that will leave you moved and inspired, Prismatic Voices is an experience not to be missed. So come join us and immerse yourself in the colorful world of Prismatic Voices.

This project was led by Professor Lynn Tomlinson and Professor Diana Saez with support from Planetarium Director, Professor Christan Ready. Students conducted research on the synesthetic connections between color and sound at Cook Library, working with librarians Mary Ranadive and Christine Gibson. We would like to thank Professor Adam Schwartz for the digital sound restoration.

The planetarium is located in the Science Complex on the 2nd Floor, Room 2206 (SC 2206). Parking is available — free from 6pm on Friday — in the Glen Parking Garage, which is directly across from the Science Complex, located on the corner of York Road and Cross Campus Drive. The entrance is from Cross Campus Drive.

About Towson Treble Voices

https://www.towson.edu/cofac/departments/music/ensembles/vocal.html