The Listening Gallery: Integrating Music with Exhibitions and Gallery Displays, Medieval to Baroque

收听画廊将把V&A的收藏与分享他们丰富而独特的过去的音乐表演重新联系起来。该项目源于现有的音乐、艺术和设计历史研究/以及广泛的基于实践的研究/该项目将为V&A及其网站的参观者提供1100-1800年间欧洲流行和精英文化的多感官体验。新的和现有的音乐录音将被整合到两个主要项目中：1.国际巴洛克：2009年4月至7月的临时展览。展览随后将在其他国际场馆巡回展出。中世纪和文艺复兴时期的欧洲：11个新画廊系列于2009年11月开幕。这是世界上最好的收藏之一，它的重新展示将至少有25年的寿命。这一时期涵盖的无与伦比的各种音乐风格、流派和乐器需要从现有来源汲取音乐学知识。表演者为早期音乐学术提供的意见是必不可少的，特别是对于最早的作品，在这些作品中，亲身实践音乐制作往往是解决解释性和符号问题的最佳手段。这些作品的大部分只是在过去的40年里才在表演和出版中体现出来，其中的份量在过去的25年中才有所体现，值得注意的是，RCM培养了许多在这一领域处于领先地位的表演者和学者。录音将嵌入画廊，通过音频/视频点和可以访问和下载音乐和图像的专用网站传递。该项目的独特之处在于将要制作的录音的质量(在支持它们的研究和表演标准方面)，在画廊展示的音乐和物体之间的广泛联系，以及在为参观者提供多感官体验方面应用最先进的技术(例如，在整个画廊的音频/视频点都带有高清耳机的触摸屏，以及一个网站)。

The Listening Gallery will reconnect the V&A's collections with performances of music that share their rich and distinctive pasts. Stemming from extant historical research in music, art and design / as well as extensive practice-based research / the project will offer visitors to the V&A and its website a multisensory experience of popular and elite culture in European, 1100-1800.New and existing recordings of music will be integrated into two major projects:1. International Baroque: A temporary exhibition running from April to July 2009. The exhibition will travel subsequently to other international venues.2. Medieval and Renaissance Europe: A series of eleven new galleries opening in November 2009. The collection is one of the finest in the world and its redisplay will have a minimum lifespan of 25 years.The unparalleled variety of musical styles, genres and instruments that is covered across this period requires musicological knowledge drawn from existing sources. The input provided by performers to early music scholarship is essential, particularly for the earliest works where hands-on music making is often the best means of addressing interpretative and notation questions. Much of this work has been embodied in performance and publication only in the last 40 years, with the weight of it in the last 25, and it is instructive to note that the RCM has trained many of the performer-scholars who are leading this field.Recordings will be embedded into the galleries, delivered through audio/video-points and through a dedicated website where music and images can be accessed and downloaded.The project is distinctive in the quality of recordings to be made (in the research underpinning them and the standard of performance), in the extensive links between music and objects in the gallery displays, and in the application of state-of-the-art technology in delivering a multisensory experience for visitors (e.g. touchscreens with hi-definition headphones at audio/video-points throughout the galleries, and a website).