barographic

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bar·o·graph

(băr′ə-grăf′)

A recording barometer.

bar′o·graph′ic adj.

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Adj.

barographic - relating to or registered by a barograph

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Ed Carter's Barographic provided a unique soundscape and visuals, the atmospheric pressure readings in the building having been converted by the Gateshead artist into a score for traditional and electronic instruments.

A fittingly varied Sage celebration

Barographic is a new site-specific composition by ~Flow artist Ed Carter which has been created from graphic scores taken from atmospheric pressure data and using the architectural form of The Sage Gateshead as a 3D sequencer.