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  1. Roadshow Central Stirling Case Study #1: Andy Catlin, The Queen’s Hall

    Watch live streaming video from envirodigital at livestream.com

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  2. Roadshow East (Dundee) Case Study: David Stark, RSNO

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  3. Re-Rite: get yourself into the Rite of Spring!


    If you’re not sure about orchestral music, or about going to a classical concert, the the Philharmonia Orchestra’s Digital Residency is FOR YOU :-) Opening at the Bargehouse on London’s Southbank on 03.11.2009, the Re-rite project will:
    “reveal every section of the orchestra performing The Rite of Spring simultaneously “as Live” thoughout a four-storey warehouse building. The public will be able to sit amongst the horn players, perform in the percussion section and take up the baton and control sections of the Orchestra as they play”.

    Says the Philharmonia’s Principal Consuctor Esa-Pekka Salonen, who developed the concept with AmbITion champion Richard Slaney – also the Philharmonia Orchestra’s Digital Department boss:
    “Being inside an orchestra, experiencing the sensation of 101 players taking on this iconic music is one of the biggest adrenalin rushes and one that I want to share with the world. Now we’re doing just that.”
    Re-Rite will be open 3-15 November from 10am – 6pm (8pm Thurs & Fri).
    You’ll also be able to experience it online from 3rd November onwards!!

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  4. Shift Happens because of digital development (does Seattle Opera miss the opportunity though?)

    Remember the “old” Shift Happens video? Its been updated, and makes the old 2007 version seem ludicrously out of date – watch here:

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  5. New music for a new era – mashups and Twitter concerts

    {Article originally posted to AmbITion Extranet by Hannah Rudman}

    This is the most amazing mash up: a new piece of music called ThruYou created from existing YouTube videos – amateurs and professionals play together! Arts funders, IP gurus and arts organisations take note – this is what can be organised without the organisation!

    Last night my favourite classical musician of the year Peter Gregson of Coffeeloop (an Edinburgh music and technology start-up) performed some microconcerts at Twitter HQ in San Fran yesterday: the Twitter staff were buzzing with it, and so were a global audience who tuned in via a Mogulus streaming channel. Follow his Twitter stream: @petergregson .

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