2011–2012 · Dance – stage work
RED SHIFT
Aleta Hayes · Stanford University
A Chocolate Heads Movement Band performance directed by Aleta Hayes for the first TEDxStanford on May 19, 2012, inspired by Nobel Prize-winning research on dark matter and dark energy. In her TEDxStanford talk Hayes introduced the student group, which then performed the piece.
- Premiere
- 2012-05-19
- Venue
- TEDxStanford (first edition), Stanford Graduate School of Business (Knight Management Center)
- Where
- Stanford, CA
- Credits
- Choreography/direction: Aleta Hayes. Performed by The Chocolate Heads Movement Band (Stanford student group). Music: Ben Juodvalkis (per Ben's 2024 email to Aleta calling himself 'the musician from Red Shift'; exact role unconfirmed).
Press
“the Chocolate Heads were selected to perform, 'Red Shift', based on the Nobel prize research on dark matter and dark energy”
“She Introduces a student group known as The Chocolate Heads Movement Band that performs a visually stunning dance piece entitled Red Shift.”
Elsewhere
- Aleta Hayes — International Space Orchestra
- Red Shift (TEDxStanford podcast episode) — TEDxStanford Podcast (Apple Podcasts), 2012-05-19
Research status: researched – partial. Details on this piece are still being confirmed — corrections are welcome.
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