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Show program! ​https://www.instagram.com/slowpitchsound | SummerWorks Performance Festival 2025
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Dora Award winning Sci-Fi turntablist SlowPitchSound presents a multi-sensory performance that highlights the importance of the natural world. Created in partnership with Bad New Days

About Performance 
SlowPitchSound’s otherworldly environmentally focused adventure Within Touch is an audio/visual performance that features a unique style of musical making, which mirrors the incredible unfurling of the natural world. 
Within Touch is a multi-sensory show, combining music and visual projections to highlight the importance of nature. The piece is performed using a turntable, looper, drum machine, and video camera.

During pre-show there is a brief group activity followed by a short introduction. 

During the performance, the audience will have a closeup view of SlowPitchSound’s (Chel Paterson’s) process of storytelling projected on screen. You will witness improvised music and visual compositions created in a very unique way, an art form that SlowPitchSound has been developing for over two decades, which he calls “Sci-fi Turntablism”.

Created, directed and performed by: SlowPitchSound
Camera Operation by: Mo:delic Arts
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About SlowPitchSound
SlowPitchSound (Cheldon Paterson) is a multiple award-winning Toronto-based composer, mentor, and explorer of sound & visuals with over two decades of experience. He has collaborated with brilliant creators from a wide range of disciplines, including opera, jazz, classical, electronic music, theatre, and dance. His unique style of music production, self-proclaimed as "sci-fi turntablism," has been featured on stages around the world, including Canada, Australia, USA, United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Germany and Taiwan. With a passion for depth and detail in his work, SlowPitchSound is heavily inspired by nature, outer space, and dystopian sci-fi. His approach to making and presenting music includes turntablism, live sampling, and field recordings.
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