The familiar, lonely blue glow of the laptop screen is turned into a visual musical device. Each performer reads from a custom animated graphic notation indicating which key on the laptop keyboard to press. A software application turns key presses into sound and light

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'The music was a little like what you might hear in an old arcade video game: each time a tone sounded, one of the musicians lit up with a color. Think of the scene at the end of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind”, when the scientists and aliens communicate with each other through light and sound. If aliens land in New York this week, we can send out Kaj Duncan David to communicate with them!'
Stevan Pisano, Feast of Music