Hibernaculum (plural form: hibernacula) is a place in which an animal seeks refuge.  Join us for this FREE lights-out listening sessions curated by members of the B2 community. Sounds will be spatialized on the 40.4 spatial audio array in the ATLAS B2 Black Box Experimental Studio. The set up for the Hibernaculum in the Black Box Experimental Studio is composed of cushions and pillows on the floor and a small number of chairs. Additional chairs are available, but participants are also encouraged to move around the space while listening to spatial audio music and sound art.

In this Hibernaculum, we will feature a new album by John Gunther, recorded live in the unparalled sonic enviroment at the Tank Center for Sonic Arts. 

John Gunther is a composer and multi-instrumentalist playing Saxophones, Clarinet, and Flute.  With a restless musical spirit, he enjoys exploring all forms of jazz from traditional to avant-garde as well as classical music, world music and experimental electronic music. His work with BLOrk has led to further collaboration with the STEM program at CU exploring informal science education through the arts.   He is John Gunther is the Director of the Thompson Jazz Studies Program  and an  Associate Professor of Jazz Studies (Saxophones, Clarinet and Flute) at the University of Colorado