Explorative choral concert on artificial intelligence
In this explorative concert, the award-winning Neue Kammerchor Berlin under the direction of Adrian Emans focuses on the creative possibilities and limits of artificial intelligence. At the center is a world premiere written by AI, which opens up new sound perspectives together with the choir and instruments. The program also includes works by Whitacre, Gottwald, Buchenberg and Hamilton, which deal with technical and social upheavals. Some of these works are intertwined and enriched with theremin, synthesizer, bass and percussion. This creates surprising timbres and new listening experiences. Before the concert, AI expert Alex Vaughan will give insights into the opportunities, limits and perspectives of AI in the music industry in a panel discussion. An evening that combines tradition, experiment and innovation in a unique way.
Program: Variations on an Existential Crisis
AI: Variations on an Existential Crisis
Whitacre: Leonardo dreams of his flying machine
Clytus Gottwald (Arr.)/Gustav Mahler: I am lost to the world
Gordon Hamilton: Turing believes machines think
Bob Chilcott: April 12, 1961: The first man in space
Wolfram Buchenberg: Sound fields - spatial oscillations - oscillations
Bernhard Zink (Arr.): Abend wird es wieder -Gustav Holst: Nunc dimittis
Ko Matsushita: Karimatanu Kuicha
Heinrich Schütz: Singet dem Herrn
Performers:
New Chamber Choir Berlin
Adrian Emans, Artistic Director
Alex Vaughan, A.I. expert & curator
Hauke Renken, arrangements and percussion
Gilda Razani, Theremin
Benjamin Geyer, synthesizer
Fabian Timm, bass
Tickets:
18 €, reduced 14 €
Early Bird (normal) 15 €, reduced 12 € online at Pretix Berlin.
17:15 Panel discussion on AI composition
18:00 Start of the concert
Attendance at the panel discussion is optional and included in the ticket price.
Organizer:
Neuer Kammerchor Berlin e. V.
Price information:
Early Bird (normal) 15 €, reduced 12 € online at Pretix Berlin. 5:15 pm Panel discussion on AI composition 6:00 pm Start of concert Attendance at the panel discussion is optional and included in the ticket price.