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Participants
- 10 to 15 people
How does it work?
10 to 15 people are chosen to be in the madrigals, conducted by one person (usually whoever's running AI). Each person is assigned an emotion that they have to make a sound representing whenever the conductor points at them. The conductor can ask them to just make the sound once, sustain the sound, or loop the sound to a rhythm. Several players can be "singing" at once, creating amusing combinations.
