This book explores "Sonification" - the transmission of information via
sound - as applied to gestural pattern recognition in the art of
conducting. The first chapter examines how the aural sense has become
complex enough to allow for the understanding of structured concepts
such as language and music. Then, we look at the evolution of
Sonification and the sound attributes used in Sonification. Furthermore,
we explore the basic concepts of Sonification, the precepts of gesture,
connections between the two, and how challenging these associations can
be. The final chapter is devoted to a practical application of gesture
tracking in video as we see how to make use of motion tracking systems
to make sound and music.