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Is it possible to play music together when
being at different locations?
In the seminar Live music with the right feeling,
at the International Science Festival 2023 in Gothenburg,
we will talk about musical co-creation at a distance.
A violin, a piano, and a music-making app – in three different locations?
With a little help from technology, it is possible to play music together with that special live feeling even at a distance. We will show you how it is done today, and you will also get a researcher’s perspective on what the future looks like.
The technology does not only offer an alternative to musical co-creation in a studio or a concert hall. As crucial and influencing as the geographical locations are the interpersonal aspects. Through the use of haptics, shared emotions can also be a part of the equation.
With the help from technology, we can break isolation, include more musicians on the musician's own terms, and create important meetings.
At the seminar, we will also show live how musical co-creation at a distance can be performed.
The event will be in English.
Participants:
Sophia Alexandersson, chief executive and artistic director, ShareMusic & Performing Arts
Patricia Alessandrini, Assistant Professor, Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Stanford University
Peter Larsson and Joel Mansour, musicians from the ensembles Parasonic and Elefantöra, ShareMusic & Performing Arts
Date and time:
Wednesday April 19th, 2023. 18.30 ‒ 19.30 hrs
Venue:
Svenska Sjömanskyrkan i Göteborg, Amerikagatan 2,
Skeppet GBG, Stora salen.
Ticket/Booking:
No admission fee.
No ticket or booking necessary.
Live music with the right feeling | Vetenskapsfestivalen
Hoping to see you at Sjömanskyrkan!
A violin, a piano, and a music-making app – in three different locations?
With certain technology,
it is possible to play music together live at a distance.
We will show you how it is done today, and
we will tell you how it may be done in the future.
The technology used can offer an alternative
to musical co-creation in a studio or a concert hall
- opportunities for creating music togehter att a distance.
The co-creation aspect are as important and
influencing as the geographical locations.
Through the use of haptics, not only the music but also
emotions can be shared in the co-creation.
With the help of technology,
we can break isolation,
include more musicians on the musicians' own terms,
and create important meetings.
At the seminar we will also show live
how musical co-creation at a distance can be performed.
The event will be in English.
Participants:
Sophia Alexandersson, chief executive and artistic director, ShareMusic & Performing Arts
Patricia Alessandrini, Assistant Professor, Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), Stanford University
Peter Larsson and Joel Mansour, musicians from the ensembles Parasonic and Elefantöra, ShareMusic & Performing Arts.
Date and time:
Wednesday April 19th, 2023. 18.30‒19.30 hrs.
Venue:
Svenska Sjömanskyrkan i Göteborg, Amerikagatan 2,
Skeppet GBG, Stora salen.
Ticket/Booking:
No admission fee.
No ticket or booking necessary.
Live music with the right feeling | Vetenskapsfestivalen
Hoping to see you at Sjömanskyrkan!
The word haptics is derived from the Greek word haptomai, which means to touch.
Using haptics, something experienced by any other of our senses can be imitated and digitally transferred to the sense of touch.
Using the technology of haptics, it is, for instance, possible for a deaf person to experience music by feeling it, instead of hearing the music.
The word haptics is derived from the Greek word haptomai, which means to touch.
Using haptics, something experienced by any other of our senses can be imitated and digitally transferred to the sense of touch.
Using the technology of haptics, it is, for instance, possible for a deaf person to experience music by feeling it, instead of hearing the music.
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