by Stefanie Alf, Gabriele Kroos, Carina Otte, Karoline Strys, Michael Tsouloukidse
Resources

Score
Valuaction
Setting: Online Lunch with two Zoom Devices
Starting point: 5 Scores invented and performed separately within the same setting:
Steffis Avocado Score
Karos Water Score
Gabrieles Napkin, Formal Dresscode Score
Michaels Music-Objekt Score
Carinas Menu Score
Valuaction of the First Performance of the Scores:
What to keep:
- camera settings and the Zoom interface
- objects: napkin, tablecloth, knife, fork, glass
- avocado eating in slow motion
- gargling
- clothes that make it possible to see which Zoom pictures are connected
- neutral background
Changes of the score:
- what do we want to talk about?
- clear gestures to our invisible neighbour
- blinking
- music licensing questions
- formal dresscode
Rescoring of the individual scores to one complex score:
- general setting stays the same
- Music-Objekt Score, Menu Score and Water Score are performed once
- Avocado Score and Napkin Score is coming back
- cues are decided by the group that is performing the score
Still remaining questions:
- is Zoom the platform we want to use? What are alternatives?
- did we meet our intention/expectation?
Performance
by Stefanie Alf, Gabriele Kroos, Carina Otte, Karoline Strys, Michael Tsouloukidse