Press

VR Scout
"In addition to Villarreal’s performance, the ACC introduced the new mobile app YourchestraApp, designed by Andrew Cheeseman. The app allowed phones to be “played” live from the stage, using the phone’s speakers for sounds, and the screen for images to merge the audience’s experience with the one on stage". Continue Reading

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​BroadwayWorld
"A Vibration" and a few other selections from Interactive will test drive a brand new mobile app called YourchestraApp... The app will allow phones to be 'played' live from the stage. It will use the phone's speakers for sounds, and the screen for images." Continue Reading

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KUSC Classical Station
"That new mobile app is called Yourchestra, and like “A Vibration”, it’s being unveiled at this concert". Continue Reading

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Culture Spot LA
"Interactive will also feature the world premiere of “A Vibration,” an original composition by Los Angeles-based composer and ACC choir member Andrew Cheeseman that incorporates gravity waves and other astrophysics data converted into sound. “A Vibration” and a few other selections from Interactive will test drive a brand new mobile app called YourchestraApp, which will have its world premiere at this concert. The app will allow phones to be “played” live from the stage. It will use the phone’s speakers for sounds, and the screen for images". Continue Reading

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LAWeekly
"The choir attempts to "honor the notion of connectivity in our modern world" by taking its performance into cyberspace at the multimedia concert Interactive". Continue reading

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​WebGuyz
the ACC launched the brand new cellular app YourchestraApp, designed by Andrew Cheeseman. The app allowed telephones to be “performed” reside from the stage, utilizing the telephone’s audio system for sounds, and the display for pictures to merge the viewers’s expertise with the one on stage". Continue Reading

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Beverly Press
“The music is breathtakingly varied from Bach to R&B Gospel but that’s just the beginning of the adventure. Traditional pieces will be reinvented with multi-dimensional tools. We will use apps, screens, visual artists, and audience participation to break down the fourth wall and take our audience where no choir has ever gone before". Continue Reading

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Performer Engages Audience with Innovative Mobile App for Live Events
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June 1 2017
Los Angeles, CA: YourchestraApp, a mobile app that facilitates performers to engage with their audiences during live shows, announced that the Angel City Chorale will use their app for their live show on June 3 and June 4, 2017.
The show’s director Sue Fink said, “We are always looking for ways to engage audiences, and for this show in particular, to be more interactive.”

Yourchestra allows performers to connect with their audience by using the audience’s cell phones as a light system and distributed speaker system. The app creates an immersive experience that is controlled live from stage.

The app will surround the audience in a sea of hundreds of phones displaying colors during their rendition of Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors”, in an immersive soundbath coming from every direction during “A Vibration”, and in an emotional shared experience with an animated candle “All You Need is Love.”

About YourchestraApp: YourchestraApp is a platform where performers engage and interact with audiences before, during, and after live shows. The company is founded by technology visionary Andrew Cheeseman, and Christopher Hancock of Rightsize Business Systems, a custom enterprise software consultancy. www.YourchestraApp.com

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