Chaired by:
Edgar Barroso (Mexico)
Musician, music scholar, entrepreneur, Musitivity & Harvard University
What about looking outside of music to enhance music? What if we could glean new and better insights to engage audiences and present new musical formats by involving other fields of knowledge? What if musicians and mathematicians, programmers, astronauts, lawyers and archeologists came together to find new ideas to make music an essential part of their professional lives?
Join a collaborative, hands-on workshop concerning the role of transdisciplinarity in the creation of future listeners and audience engagement, along with new format presentations and new music.
Biography
Edgar Barroso:
Edgar Barroso holds a PhD in Music Composition from Harvard University and is a member of the Inaugural Class of Harvard Horizons Scholars. He was appointed to the 2015 – 2018 National System of Art Creators in Mexico. His work is divided between music making, entrepreneurship and the study of trans-disciplinary collaboration.
Photo credit: Edgar Barroso, by Ulla Bernhart