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The two projects that are relevant to my project are Osu by Dean Herbert, and Playbook.dance by Greg Lee. Osu is a rhythm game, where players press on the keyboard or click the mouse to the song they are listening to in the game. I admire the game because it has grown to be one of the biggest of its genre, and it has never lost any player engagement; the idea of interacting with music is interesting. Playbook.dance is an application for the iPhone, that allows choreographers to arrange dancers, represented by circles, to create concepts for staging and formations. I like this application because it is easy to use, and pretty flexible. The only negative side of it is that it is becoming outdated, because the author does not update it anymore.
Sources:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/playbook-dance/id572038933?mt=8