Drum Voices is must-see, must-hear

Join Lindsay Dobbin on a voyage to a place before time.

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“Drum Voices is a sound piece that transports the drum to a place before time,” says drummer Lindsay Dobbin (Gift From God). On the Dartmouth Common, Dobbin will present a surround-sound installation of a choir of drum parts, to create a full-body experience that is out of this world. Dobbin, who is trained in Shamanic drumming, will also incorporate sculptural elements that represent the drum both visually and sonically, “while also engaging with the landscape.” Presented in part by the Centre for Art Tapes, for which Dobbin created Drum Voices in the Media Arts Scholarship Program, her display is one of Nocturne’s anchor projects: it’s a must-see, must-hear adventure.