A Guide to
Democracy in Music

30,000 people sit at a piano. Each plays a note. The note you hear is the democratic result of every choice.

The same votes, heard through different kinds of average. Mean, mode, and chord from the same collective input.

A shared canvas where each touch becomes a vote. Overlapping choices form peaks in a 3D landscape. The topography is sonified.

Five layers of pre-composed musical blocks. Participants spend voice credits to vote on which blocks to play.

Seven voices. Three systems for choosing who is heard. The votes never change. Only the rules do.

Dancers' movements transcribed into sound in real time. The body as musical instrument. Multiple bodies as collective composers.

A composition that accumulates over days, months, generations. The literal ownership of cultural history.