Final Report
The final report for the incredible work that ISLA made possible thanks to its resources.
The project, along with my ISLA-awarded production the previous year, are what helped me forward my studies towards graduate school, as I am now pursuing an M.A. in Digital Musics at Dartmouth College.
As a Dual Degree student in Computer Science and Music (with a minor in Italian Studies), this student-led initiative was a chance for me to consolidate the knowledge I have gained here at Notre Dame and set it as a creative output that would give back to the University. At a surface level, the Sargon and Morricone compositions (music), poetry, language, and focus of Primo Levi (Italian), and the inclusion of digital/visual projections (tech) symbolize the interdisciplinary study opportunity I have experienced at this University.
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