Music is by and large static. Every time you play a song, it sounds exactly the same. There have been attempts in the past to get the listener more involved in the musical performance. Remember the emergence of multimedia and CD-ROMS in the 1990s?

I have to say, I could not get into the whole interactive music thing. Perhaps I was just being lazy. Or perhaps it was because I was listening and interacting with the music in a very conscious manner and this took away the enjoyment of, well, listening.

So, what if a piece of music evolved and changed according to your everyday, natural, less conscious actions or responded to information from the visual and auditory environment? I do think with the ploriferation of technology we are finally getting to a point where these ideas can be explored and distributed beyond the art installation at a museum.