The discussion of the relationship between lighting and music in a lighting show

Abstract

An experiment based on physiological parameters and subjective emotional changes is designed to analyze the sound‐light fusion effects. The different effects caused by music in major and minor keys is studied. Three colorful lighting with main wavelength at 623, 537, 445 nm, respectively, as well as two white lighting with 3000 K CCT and 6000 K CCT are evaluated in the same process. Results show that the physiological response to music is stronger than that of the lighting stimulus. Music plays a major role in the sound‐light fusion environment, and the physiological perception under dual‐factor stimulation is stronger than that of single factor. Moreover, music and light interact with each other when they stimulate emotions at the same time. The superposition of two positively related factors can strengthen the effects on emotion. The studies may give suggestions to the designers when they design a lighting show with music or an immersive and interactive lighting project.

[Retracted] The Relationship between Traditional Music in Xinjiang and the Geographical Environment of the Gobi Desert

“…With the considerable profits brought by commercial trade, not only the villages in the oasis are more prosperous, but also the exchange process between the east and the west is accelerated, which provides the soil for the development of the oasis music culture. Xinjiang's "oasis culture" represents a characteristic of compatibility between Eastern and Western cultures [13]. e special geographical location that there is less communication with the outside world and a large number of local characteristics of Xinjiang are relatively preserved, which provides an opportunity for the formation of national It has become a window for the introduction of cultures from ancient Rome, ancient Greece, ancient India, and other countries.…”