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Framgångsrik crowdfunding: World Online Orchestra når sitt mål

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218 personer och organisationer har på crowdfundingsajten Kickstarter hjälpt Copenhagen Phil att samla in 30.537 CAD (ca. 20.000 EUR). Pengarna ska gå till att öppna den kollaborativa symfoniorkestern World Online Orchestra för musikaliska bidrag från musiker över hela världen.

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De insamlade pengarna ska gå till fas 2 i utvecklingen av WOO.

Flera medier och bloggar har uppmärksammat WOO, bland andra designbyrån Hide & Seek där Alex Fleetwood skriver att WOO är “a more open understanding about what it might mean to play a symphony. As Alex Ross put it:”

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Erfarenheter från Medeas Living Lab the Stage

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Under projektets workshop # 1 berättade forskare Erling Björgvinsson om hur Medea, Malmö högskola, arbetet med ett “labb” som undersökt hur nya kulturella uttryck kan forskas fram i samarbeten mellan kulturaktörer, IT-, design- och medieföretag. Här följer en sammanfattning.

Av Erling Björgvinsson, forskare på Medea, Malmö högskola.

Medea har arbetat Living Lab the Stage som är ett labb som har undersökt hur nya kulturella uttryck kan forskas fram i samarbeten mellan kulturaktörer, IT-, design- och medieföretag. De senaste fem åren har labbet jobbat med mängder med partners och runt närmare 30 experiment har gjorts – som ibland har varit skarpa produktioner och där flertal av dem har lett till längre projekt, finansierade av olika forsknings- och utvecklingsfinansiärer. Continue reading →

Using Experience Design to Reach a Broader Audience for Classical Music

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Vår projektpartner Jakob Ion Wille på KADK tipsar om en artikel i Mind Design där man reflekterar över projektet Musikalisk Oplevelsesdesign:

Together with Arthur Steijn, Jakob Ion Wille aims to alter the dramaturgy of the concert experience. They wish to explore how audiences can have an experience that goes beyond the basic components of buying a ticket, going to the concert, having a drink during intermission, taking in the second part of the concert and going home again. “We would like to extend the concert experience, so to speak, by altering the dramaturgy of the experience. Letting the music begin already outside the concert hall. Experimenting with the use of visual effects in the lobby and in the concert hall itself. Giving the audience a recording of the concert to take home on their phone. At the same time, we are also aware of the need to preserve the live experience and to avoid disturbing the artistic product”, he points out.

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This is the blog for the project Designing Musical Experiences

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This is the first post on the blog for the Interreg funded project Musikalsk Oplevelsesdesign (in crude English: Musical Experience Design), a project that develops and designs innovative experiences in the context of classical music and live concerts. It will be based on the work of three cultural institutions in the Øresund region, using them as laboratories for developing and testing new concepts, focusing on artistic and technological productions and products, and sustainable business models.

We will look into possibilities of live streaming, mobile services and other digital solutions, but also visual and interactive experiences in concert halls and other public spaces. One of the main goals is to attract new audiences to classical music.

On this blog, we will post summaries of workshops, share reports that are relevant for our partners to know of, and more. Main working languages will be Swedish and Danish.

Learn more about this project on the about page.