Enlightenment

###CREDITS
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Enlightenment was commissioned by the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, with sponsorship by Jerome L Greene Foundation and The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation.

Jane Moss, Mostly Mozart Artistic Director, instigated and oversaw the commission of Enlightenment.
Louis Langree, Mostly Mozart Music Director, supervised the music process.
Their colleagues Jon Nakagawa, Lisa Takemoto, Peter Duffin, and Matt Carlson were all tremendously helpful.
Terry Pender, Assistant Director of Columbia University’s Computer Music Center, oversaw the musical recording and sound design.
Marco Steinberg and Cathy Braash Dean designed the physical installation.
Nat Johnson and Greg Mitnick assisted with the video shoot.

OPEN SOURCE

The development of Enlightenment relied upon the following Open Source packages, APIs, and toolkits:

JOGL / Ken Russell
Jython / Jim Hugunin & Barry Warsaw
JGroups / Bela Ban et al
Quaqua / Werner Randelshofer
Batik / Apache Group
Rsync / Samba; XStream / Joe Walnes et al
Eclipse / The Eclipse Foundation.

###PRESS
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“Thinking Images” by John Canemaker, Print Magazine (Sept/Oct 2006)
“The Mozart Machine” by Stuart Isacoff, The Wall Street Journal (August 17, 2006)
“The Mechanics of Mozart”,Popular Mechanics (August 10, 2006)
“Electronic Variations for Mozart at 250,” The New York Times (August 3, 2006)
“Highest-Def Screens Make Mozart Kaleidoscope at Lincoln Center” by Linda Yablonsky, Bloomberg News (July 28, 2006)
“Unique Outdoor Installation Part of Annual Mostly Mozart Fest,” NY1 News (broadcast & website) (July 27, 2006)
“Enlightening,” Associated Press (July 28, 2006)
“Enlighten Up,” Time out New York (July 27-Aug 2, 2006)
“The Mozart Code,” The New York Sun (July 25, 2006)
“Enlightenment Comes to Lincoln Center,” Columbia News (July 21, 2006)
“Lincoln Center’s Mostly Mozart Festival Adds Digital Art,” Computer Graphics World (January 5, 1006)
“Mozart at 250? Time for Something New,” New York Times (January 5, 2006)