Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Musician John Cale and architect Liam Young team up for 'LOOP 60Hz: Transmissions from The Drone Orchestra,' an unprecedented experience at The Barbican in which drones become choreographed, disembodied instruments that take flight in an immersive live music performance. Following the creation of the performance in our video above.
Credits:
LOOP 60Hz: Transmissions from The Drone Orchestra
John Cale & Liam Young
Produced by The Barbican
Co-commissioned with The Space
John Cale
Dustin Boyer
Joey Maramba
Deantoni Parks
with very special guest, Nick Franglen
Liam Young
Credits
John Cale
Producer Nita Scott
Project Engineer Dustin Boyer
FOH Sound Engineer Rob Verschoor
Monitor Engineer Eric DeBie
Surround Sound Engineer Rob Donnelly Jackson
Pre-Production TEAM ARM, lead Ralph Esposito
Studio/Rehearsal Facilities ARM Studios, Los Angeles
Liam Young
Software Lead Andreas Müller
Producer Keri Elmsly
Project Manager Aymie Backler
Lead Pilot Denis Stratton
Costume Design Liam Young with Universal Assembly Unit
Pilots - Oliviu Lugojan-Ghenciu, Stef Williams, Matthew Cairns, Liam Young
Drone Technicians - Samantha Lee, Harry Kay, William Gowland, Quiddale O'Sullivan, , Chris Cooper, Dave Gardner
Lighting Design by Dan Terry
With special thanks to
DJI - Drone Hardware and Technical Support
Chris Sharp, Sidd Khajuria, Dani Admiss
FIELD - for their collaboration on City of Drones
Games On Track
Drone Speakers - Mini Rig
Rehearsal Facilities kindly provided by Mill Co
The Helicopter Girls
Philip Tarry
Jennifer Chen
Ryan McCann, Domino Record Co
© John Cale and Liam Young, 2014
#loop60hz
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Musician John Cale and architect Liam Young team up for 'LOOP 60Hz: Transmissions from The Drone Orchestra,' an unprecedented experience at The Barbican in which drones become choreographed, disembodied instruments that take flight in an immersive live music performance. Following the creation of the performance in our video above.
Credits:
LOOP 60Hz: Transmissions from The Drone Orchestra
John Cale & Liam Young
Produced by The Barbican
Co-commissioned with The Space
John Cale
Dustin Boyer
Joey Maramba
Deantoni Parks
with very special guest, Nick Franglen
Liam Young
Credits
John Cale
Producer Nita Scott
Project Engineer Dustin Boyer
FOH Sound Engineer Rob Verschoor
Monitor Engineer Eric DeBie
Surround Sound Engineer Rob Donnelly Jackson
Pre-Production TEAM ARM, lead Ralph Esposito
Studio/Rehearsal Facilities ARM Studios, Los Angeles
Liam Young
Software Lead Andreas Müller
Producer Keri Elmsly
Project Manager Aymie Backler
Lead Pilot Denis Stratton
Costume Design Liam Young with Universal Assembly Unit
Pilots - Oliviu Lugojan-Ghenciu, Stef Williams, Matthew Cairns, Liam Young
Drone Technicians - Samantha Lee, Harry Kay, William Gowland, Quiddale O'Sullivan, , Chris Cooper, Dave Gardner
Lighting Design by Dan Terry
With special thanks to
DJI - Drone Hardware and Technical Support
Chris Sharp, Sidd Khajuria, Dani Admiss
FIELD - for their collaboration on City of Drones
Games On Track
Drone Speakers - Mini Rig
Rehearsal Facilities kindly provided by Mill Co
The Helicopter Girls
Philip Tarry
Jennifer Chen
Ryan McCann, Domino Record Co
© John Cale and Liam Young, 2014
#loop60hz
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