Halsey Burgund is a musician and sound artist whose installations and
musical performances make extensive use of spoken human voice
recordings as musical elements, alongside traditional and electronic
instruments. He collects these voices from otherwise uninvolved
individuals whom he records in various locations, from museums to
street corners to rock clubs. In 2010, his sound art installation,
Scapes, was on exhibit at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in
Lincoln, MA. This piece was a location-sensitive evolving musical
composition that allowed participants to augment the physical
landscape of the museum's sculpture park by leaving audio commentary
in locations of their choosing for future participant to hear.  Halsey
currently has a six-channel audio installation on exhibit at Boston's
Museum of Science called 'Voices Without Faces; Voices Without Races'
which explores personal experiences of race in eastern Massachusetts.