Date
HYB4 Hudba: Sustain #3: Sungazer masterclass
Music
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October 2024
What does the sustainable music of today and tomorrow sound like? Sustain: Music and Sustainability brings together art, music-making, concert and production activities with environmental thinking. The theme of sustainability in connection with music in the Czech Republic has not yet come to the fore, this program changes the rules of the game. Conferences, debates, panel discussions, workshops as well as practical audio demonstrations and installations - all focused on the present and future of music in the era of climate change.
First action with subtitle Promoters, artists and the planet: on sustainability in the music industry took place on 23 May. The second series is titled Natural Voices in the Creation of Experimental Electronic Music held musical productions by Campus Hybernska on June 6 and 7.
The third episode of the Sustain series will focus on the music of the future. Where will music go, what will return, what are the trends now?
6PM–7:30PM Workshop: AI-generated music as a (sustainable) future of creation? (D.1 Ateliér)
What does the music generated by artificial intelligence systems sound like? In this hands-on workshop, you will try your hand at working with the best current AI music generators, explain how they work, and reflect together on what new possibilities they may open up and what negative impacts they may have.
Lecturer: Ondřej Hrách (AIGNOS)
Admission: 150 CZK, with a ticket to the SUNGAZER concert on the same day for FREE upon prior registration
7PM–11PM Sungazer concert (E.0 Sál)
After a year, the future-jazz duo of musicians and youtubers Adam Neely and Shawn Crowder a.k.a. Sungazer returns to the Kampus Hybernská again. This time they will even play two live shows two days in a row!
Admission: 700 CZK / 850 CZK at the door
3PM–4:30PM Sungazer masterclass (E.0 Sál)
Bassist Adam Neely and drummer Shawn Crowder are known for their educational YouTube videos on music theory and practice, and both are founding members of New York electro-jazz band Sungazer.
Admission: 400 CZK
6:30PM–9PM HUDMA (D.1 Ateliér)
Hudma is a new project by composer and multi-instrumentalist Ian Mikysky, which is distinctly different from the rest of his work. It features the most prominent protagonists of the young experimental and jazz scene (Jakub Švejnar, Martin Debřička, Miloš Kunc, Milan Jakeš and Luan Gonçalves).
Admission: 150 CZK, with a ticket to the concert of the band SUNGAZER on the same day for FREE upon prior registration
7PM–11PM Sungazer concert (E.0 Sál)
After a year, the future-jazz duo of musicians and youtubers Adam Neely and Shawn Crowder a.k.a. Sungazer returns to the Kampus Hybernská again. This time they will even play two live shows two days in a row!
Admission: 700 CZK / 850 CZK at the door
About Sustain #3:
Reflections on the near future are strongly shaped by themes that generally resonate in other socio-cultural fields at present. These are primarily sustainability — not only in the environmental sense, but also in the field of mental health, self-care and the relationship between humans and work, as well as the development of new technologies, led by the growing use of artificial intelligence, which will begin to radically transform the very form of work and the relationship between work and man within a few years.
Creative activities do not avoid this either, after all, visual arts are already beginning to deal actively with this issue, and music production, production and listening will likely undergo a profound transformation comparable to the expansion of computers at the end of the last century. Therefore, in anticipation of these changes, we want to invite guests who are dedicated to the future of music both in theoretical considerations and in the implementation of new procedures that go beyond the boundaries of already known, established, safe forms.
#hyb4sustain
Sustain promotes the development of the competences of professional artistic and professional professionals in the cultural and creative sectors, the acquisition of new knowledge and skills applicable to their future professional lives and to increase their competitiveness in the international context.
The project is being implemented with the financial support of the European Union.
Media Partners: Radio Wave, HIS Voice, Full Moon, Radio 1, UNI Magazine
