Measuring Time Through Music: Clock
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- Measuring Time Through Music
Clock and Packaging Prototype - Looking beyond traditional mechanisms of time, this project analyzes time and its relativity to music. Hours, minutes, and seconds have a relative value, similar to whole, half, and quarter notes. Sheet music is read like one would a new language. In a symphony, each movement is assigned a different tempo: allegro, pretissimo, andante, and largo. The face of the clock is divided into four traditional movements of a symphony orchestra.
The clock is made of polystyrene, as well as its packaging. Our class auctioned the clocks to raise funds for our senior show. 
- Clock with packaging.
- Inspirational image. Capturing the drama and essence of musical performance. Picture: Stock.
- Inspirational Image: Looking at the orchestra, divided and as a whole. Also understanding how the audience experiences the music as it comes together.
- Advertisement for clock exhibition. Shown on announcement screens around the college.
- Exhibit. All clocks shown, on public display.
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