Re-thinking concert formats for online audiences: Introducing the new concert series ‘Resonate’
Matthias Röder, Karajan Institute
Tahlia Petrosian, Musician, Gewandhausorchester, Creative Producer, and director of KLASSIK underground and Resonate
The classical music world needs to re-think concert formats for online audiences. The development of innovative content as well as formats which are created specifically for presentation online are essential in order to ensure that classical music achieves a persuasive presence in the digital sphere.
"Resonate" is an innovative new online concert series which explores the intersection between music and visual art and experiments with real-time engagement with audiences and digital music education. It is an international collaboration that brings together musicians of the Gewandhaus Orchestra, the Leipzig International Art Programme, Moritzbastei Leipzig, Goethe-Institut Thailand, Symmetrica Creative Technology Solutions Canada and the Karajan-Institut.
This Avant Première Talk is held in the course of the Innovation Focus.
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Resonate © Moritzbastei Leipzig
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Resonate © Moritzbastei Leipzig
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Resonate © Moritzbastei Leipzig
SPEAKER
Tahlia Petrosian
Musician, Gewandhausorchester, Creative Producer, and director of KLASSIK underground and Resonate
Violist Tahlia Petrosian enjoys a multi-faceted career as a soloist, chamber musician, director of KLASSIK underground, creative producer and member of the Gewandhaus Orchestra Leipzig. One of the foremost innovators who is transforming classical music in the 21st century, Tahlia is much sought after as a consultant and creative producer for leading orchestras, arts organisations and artists. In 2016, she started KLASSIK underground and, during Corona Lockdown in her hometown of Sydney, Australia, she created Resonate.
Matthias Röder
Director, Karajan Institute
Matthias is an expert on intellectual property and innovation management. Apart from heading the Karajan Institute he is also a board member of the Karajan Foundation, founder of the Karajan Music Tech Conference and co-founder of the Sonophilia Network for Creative Leaders. He holds a PhD in music from Harvard University and is an alumnus of the Mozarteum University Salzburg. Matthias is a sought-after speaker and lecturer who has taught at Harvard University, the Change + Innovation Management Programme at the University of St. Gallen and Salzburg University.
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