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Franz Danksagmueller, a renowned composer and organist known for his groundbreaking work, is collaborating with Ruth Michael on a music theater production titled "Data Organica - Shifting Personas". This intriguing work explores the connection between historical and modern music, bridging the gap between classical sound bodies and the latest electronic instruments.
The music theater piece, scheduled for presentation at IMAD 2025, promises to be a unique experience. Although the exact location within IMAD 2025 has not been specified, the organ in "Data Organica - Shifting Personas" is set to transcend its traditional role, becoming a cosmic resonator.
The production features voice, organ, live electronics, live video, and sensors. The singer's essence is drawn into the virtual world, where they encounter their disembodied reflection in a surreal digital landscape. The organ, in conjunction with live electronics, serves as an acoustic link between the physical and virtual worlds.
In this production, algorithms absorb and process the singer's data, mimicking humanity and evolving into a new life form with soul-like qualities. The singer provides vital data, including breath, voice, heartbeat, and brainwaves, which are transformed into sonic material and visual projections.
Tickets for "Data Organica - Shifting Personas" can be purchased through an online ticket shop. The organizer of this production is Paderborn Cathedral Music. Contact information for ticket purchases and the organizer can be found on their respective websites.
IMAD 2025, with its innovative and forward-thinking approach to music and technology, is the perfect venue for this groundbreaking production. Don't miss out on the opportunity to witness the fusion of classical and modern music in a way you've never experienced before.
