BaggFish vs The Planets by Gustav Holst

bAgg*fisH feat. Vinicius Cajado. improvised recording from Sept 7 2021. Michael Fischer (A): tenor saxophone, feedback_saxophone Marcos Baggiani (NL): drums, small instruments Vinicius Cajado (BR): bass You need a place approx. 5x5 meters to walk around with your iPhone in your hand. The camera is used for optical user tracking. Head tracking is simulated by the direction to which your iPhone points - as if your phone is your head. It works best if you place your iPhone on your chest with the main camera facing into the room. Please also use headphones to experience 3D sound, as this is binaurally rendered 5th Order Ambisonic. Put on some headphones and start walking around in your room. You will see 3 dots that represent the different instruments. Just place them into the circle by walking around.

Gustav Holst's famous orchestral suite "The Planets" (1916) has influenced generations of film music composers because of its modern and radical tonal language. In a sequence of seven atmospheric pictures, Holst translates the individual planets, or the myths associated with the planets, into impressive music. Experience this opulent yet sophisticated work, played by the Munich Philharmonic, as an interactive audio walk in a park near you. All you need is a smartphone and headphones. Get on a shuttle that will take you through space. You navigate it with your feet, walking. Play an auditory treasure hunt that takes you from planet to planet via binaural 3D audio. Listen to the direction from which you hear speech and music and find your destination. Immerse yourself in an immersive musical experience of The Planets. You can freely move around and explore the immersive sound field of the orchestra. Float on the music, through space, in the park near you. The app is bilingual German/English. English is activated as soon as the phone system language is not set to German.