Make music with water!! Learn how to play an instrument that uses water instead of air! Take a look and hear for yourself. Discover a fun and new way to learn music by using water whistling through small openings in a pipe. View a children's version of the hydraulophone. Meet the inventor, U of T Professor Steve Mann, who will demonstrate on "Nessie", the hydraulophone. Music can make a splash, so we ask that children bring a swimsuit and towel. The activity will take place at the Athletic Centre,Teach Pool. There will be change rooms available.
See Nessie in Dundas Square as part of the
McLuhan Festival,
Saturday, 2005 Sept. 24th, 2pm
See Nessie in Grange Park, Canada Day, 2005 July 1, 10am to 5pm.
See Nessie in Greenwood Park, Thursday, 2005 July 7, 6pm until sunset.
Nessie is reserved for being played at an undisclosed location,
Saturday, 2005 July 23rd, 10am to noon, for a private function.
(Contemporary jazz/funk hymns, such as "Sing Hallelujah to the Lord".)
See Nessie at the Beaches Jazz Festival, in Kew Gardens Park, in the wading
pool, Saturday, 2005 July 23rd, 1pm to 4:30pm.
See Nessie at Christie Pits, Saturday, 2005 July 23rd, 6:45pm to 8:45pm.
See Nessie in Grange Park, Thursday, 2005 July 28th at the Crazy Carnival, 11am to 5pm.
