a global orchestra project
Interactive Orchestra
Interactive Orchestra Performance 2017
The Interactive Orchestra consisted of musicians and AI robots.
Combining technology with creativity.
Proving that innovation and artistry can work in harmony, the Global Orchestra invited a robot to join the musicians onstage in 2017. A performance of Charlie Chan’s composition Paradise was played in the Sydney Opera House by a world-class 40-member jazz ensemble. It featured Baxter the Robot on Marimba, who used artificial intelligence to play along. The project was such a success in Sydney, it was performed again later that year in India.
INTRODUCING BAXTER THE ROBOT: Baxter, a rescue robot, plays the marimba. In this video, Global Orchestra founders & trustees introduce the Interactive Orchestra, of which Baxter is an integral part.
COMBINING TECHNOLOGY WITH MUSIC: In partnership with Accenture Interactive, Global Orchestra helped create an immersive, interactive orchestral experience bringing together data, artificial intelligence, music, the web, real-time visualisations and the Adobe Marketing Cloud. The Interactive Orchestra is a not-to-be-missed example of how to capture, analyse and respond to customer preferences in real-time and at scale to create compelling and personalised human experiences.
Watch the Interactive Orchestra 2017 Sydney Performance.