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Upcoming:<\/h1>\n

September 4-7 – 26th International Conference on Digital Audio Effects (DAFx23)<\/h5>\n

The 26th Digital Audio Effects Conference (DAFx23) will be held on September 4-7, 2023 at Aalborg University, Copenhagen.<\/p>\n

This annual conference brings together research practitioners across the globe working with digital audio processing for music and speech, sound art, acoustics and related applications.<\/p>\n

DAFx23 is organized by the Multisensory Experience Lab. The conference will be held at the Copenhagen campus and features oral presentations followed by poster\/demo sessions of accepted papers, keynote addresses, tutorials and demonstrations, and a social program.<\/p>\n

Further details can be found at the conference website: https:\/\/dafx23.create.aau.dk<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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June 12-17 – Sound & Music Computing Conference 2023 (SMC 2023)<\/h5>\n

The Sound & Music Computing Conference 2023 and Summer School will take place in Stockholm, Sweden, 12-17 June 2023. <\/em>The event is organized by research groups in the field of Sound and Music Computing at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Composition at Royal College of Music in Stockholm.<\/p>\n

Further details can be found at the website: https:\/\/smcnetwork.org\/smc2023\/<\/p>\n

2023<\/h1>\n
April 21 – Inauguration of installations at The Danish Music Museum<\/h5>\n

Aalborg University Copenhagen and the Danish Music Museum, a part of the National Museum of Denmark, continues the exciting partnership to delve into the crossover of music and technology. With the aim of making musical history come alive through state-of-the-art interactive museum installations, this collaboration resulted in the inauguration of two installations in April 2023.<\/p>\n

One of the installations is interactive experience that allows visitors to play the iconic Violino Arpa (Amoeba violin), housed within The Danish Music Museum (image below). The installation enables users to morph between violin bodies of different shapes and sizes. By manipulating the instrument’s form, visitors can hear the distinct tonal variations produced by different violin bodies. This interactive installation invites the user to understand and appreciate the impact of physical design on the sound produced by string instruments.<\/p>\n

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The second installation offers visitors an immersive experience into the history of the glass harmonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin. Using Virtual Reality, users can engage with a virtual Benjamin Franklin himself, who narrates the story behind the glass harmonica. Moreover, visitors play a virtual glass harmonica, gaining insights into the instrument’s unique sound and historical significance (image below).<\/p>\n

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2022<\/h1>\n

November 21-22 – Embodied Perspectives on Musical AI Workshop (EmAI)<\/h5>\n

Location: University of Oslo<\/span><\/p>\n

The seminar was set up to celebrate the lifelong achievements of Professor Rolf Inge God\u00f8y and included 30 invited lectures, performances and installations.\u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

April 19 – CoolHear Workshop<\/h5>\n

The Multisensory Experience Lab at Aalborg University Copenhagen, the\u00a0Center for Hearing and Balance<\/a>\u00a0at Rigshospitalet and the\u00a0Royal Danish Academy of Music<\/a> organized a hands on and listening workshop for hearing impaired users.<\/p>\n

Participants experienced the newly built 3D sound concert hall at the Danish Royal Academy of Music, listening to and feeling acoustic and electronic music, including a bass and voice duo and a string quartet.<\/p>\n

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CoolHear Workshop<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n