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Description: Political speeches have an intellectual and emotional capacity to inspire action. Leaders crystallise the demands of a movement with their oration, inspiring their followers to act. Is it the musicality in the voice of the orator that gives political speech its emotional force? Can certain elements be isolated, the meaning from the music, the voice from the politics?nnIn “MLK”, Harding trans-codes Martin Luther King’s famous speech and renders it into a piece of music. The audio of the spe