I would have liked to have seen this. Arja Hyytiainen is one of my favourite contemporary photographers and I'd love to see how the impact of her images is changed or enhanced by the addition of a soundtrack. Lately I've been experimenting with setting my images to music (composed by a friend) in a slideshow format. It can have quite a powerful effect and it's a very enjoyable process playing with the timing and sequencing to provoke the desired feeling. I've been trying to do some research on this kind of thing but I've come up fairly empty. Would anyone out there know where I might look for something (articles or even names of photographers who have employed this method of presentation)? I know that Nan Goldin used music in her 'Ballad' but I've never had the joy of seeing it in its slideshow format. I also saw a piece by Michael Ackerman in Budapest last year that had his images set to music in a self-running slideshow. How did anyone who attended this event find it? Did the music make it a more visceral and affecting experience or did the music convolute or force the message of the photographs?