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© Marco Grob
Sound & Science »Time to get in touch«
Dresden, Deutsches Hygiene‐Museum — Main Hall
About the Event
The collaboration between the Dresdner Musikfestspiele and Dresden's Technical University, known as "Sound & Science," immerses the audience in the world of contemporary real‐time technologies. Research suggests that the most profound musical experiences occur during live concerts, as listeners physically engage with the music and contribute to the overall atmosphere. To shed light on the phenomenon of real‐time remote presence, Prof. Dr. Frank Ellinger and Dr. Christin Lübke from TU Dresden, along with Prof. Dr. Alexander Carôt from Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, will lead a discussion titled "Time to Get in Touch." They will explore the differences between physical and remote presence, and whether real‐time experiences can enhance the transmission of emotions. Following this thought‐provoking discussion, moderated by Marvin Rosé from Leipzig University, the audience will have the opportunity to attend a "remote concert." In this unique performance, live music will be presented through modern communication technologies.
Cast / Production
PROF. DR. ALEXANDER CARÔT PROFESSOR OF DIGITAL MEDIA AT THE ANHALT UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
PROF. DR. FRANK ELLINGER PROFESSOR OF CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY AND NETWORK THEORY AT THE DRESDEN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
ARI KANEMAKI PhD CANDIDATE AT THE BERLIN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
DR. CHRISTIN LÜBKE INTERIM PROFESSOR OF THE THEORY OF ARTISTIC DESIGN AND ART PSYCHOLOGY AT THE DRESDEN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
JAN VOGLER CELLO
TIFFANY POON PIANO
MARVIN ROSÉ MODERATOR
Address
Deutsches Hygiene‐Museum, Lingnerplatz 1, Dresden, Germany — Google Maps
