ICMC BOSTON 2025
Online Listening Room
Curiosity, Play, Innovation - A 50th Anniversary Celebration of Creativity in Music, Science, and Technology
June 8-14, 2025

ICMC BOSTON 2025: Online Listening Room #2
ID#: 494
Washington Square Park x 11 (2025) ; 6:59
by Tae Hong Park
Independent Artist
WSP x 11 is a sonic walk down memory lane, capturing the experience of living in front of Washington Square Park in New York City for 11 years. From the melodic voices of subways and the ringing opening bells of the New York Stock Exchange to New Year’s Eve countdown cheers at Times Square and beyond, this journey interprets the city through soundscapes, cello, piano, electric bass, and computer. Iconic moments and those known only to locals intertwine to reveal the city’s sonic pulse: the NBA-level intensity of street basketball games at West 4th Street Station, the playful chimes of the ice cream truck, and the laughter of children in small playground havens throughout the West Village. Incorporating the Citygram sound sensor network, we also explore what we call “jamming with planet Earth,” orchestrating the interplay between soundscapes, instrumental performance, stylistic diversity, and the living acoustic ecology – echoing the idea that Mother Earth, like NYC, never sleeps.
Tae Hong Park
Tae Hong Park is a composer, bassist, and music technologist. His music has been heard across the globe – in Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Holland, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, South Korea, Slovenia, Sweden, the UK, and the USA – at venues, conferences, and festivals such as Aether Fest, Bourges, Carnegie Hall, CEAIT, CYNETart, DIEM, EarZoom, EMM, ICMC, klangprojektionen, LACMA, MATA, NWEAMO, NYCEMF, Reflexionen Festival, SICMF, SEAMUS, Sonorities Festival, Spark Festival, Third Practice, and Transparent Tape Music Festival. Dr. Park has served three terms as President of the ICMA, chaired the 2006, 2018, and 2019 ICMC, and has also chaired ICAD 2013, SID 2015, Noisegate 2016, WAC 2024, and SEAMUS 2025. He is the author of Introduction to DSP: Computer Musically Speaking (2010) and is currently working on the second edition. After teaching at NYU for more than a decade, he is now Chair of the newly formed Department of Music at Purdue University.
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ICMC BOSTON 2025 can be accessed IN-PERSON and REMOTE). ICMA Members at the time of registration will receive a 25% discount.
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