This project was something that had to be seen in person to be fully appreciated. Nearly forty feet wide and thirteen feet tall, utilizing over 450 speakers in various sizes and twelve turntables playing the same track, repeating at random. Tower Hollers was a random sonic experience. The blur of the slightly out of sync turntables created a haunting effect that further accentuated the music. By listening to the track Stephen created, you'll get an idea of what Nadine was trying to say. Old African-American work songs (originally recorded by Alan Lomax) were manipulated so that they could melodically weave in and out of the Melanchrino Strings "Music for Dining". The two types of music were selected to create a juxtaposition, commenting on the civil rights struggles of the 1960's.