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In the realm of music theater, a groundbreaking production titled "Data Organica - Shifting Personas" is set to captivate audiences. This pioneering piece has been created by Ruth Michael and none other than the internationally renowned composer and organist, Franz Danksagmuelller.
The production's narrative is unique, as the singer's essence becomes increasingly intertwined with the virtual world. Algorithms within the piece absorb and process the singer's data, mimicking humanity and evolving into a new life form with soul-like qualities.
Franz Danksagmuelller's work is renowned for its exploration of the connection between historical and contemporary music, classical sound bodies, and the latest electronic instruments. The music theater piece features voice, organ, live electronics, live video, and sensors, with the organ serving as a cosmic resonator.
The singer in the production provides vital data that is transformed into sonic material and visual projections. This intriguing blend of technology and human emotion promises an immersive and thought-provoking experience.
"Data Organica - Shifting Personas" is part of IMAD 2025, a music theater festival organised by Paderborn Cathedral Music. If you're interested in attending, tickets can be purchased through the Online Ticket Shop (Opens in a new tab). For more information, you can contact Paderborn Cathedral Music directly through their website (Opens in a new tab).
Join us for an unforgettable journey into the future of music theater with "Data Organica - Shifting Personas" and Franz Danksagmuelller.
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