This four-day residency will focus on AI and Creativity, exploring how artificial intelligence can be integrated into composition, improvisation, and live performance.
The residency and workshops will be led by:
This four-day residency will focus on AI and Creativity, exploring how artificial intelligence can be integrated into composition, improvisation, and live performance.
The residency and workshops will be led by:
Schedule Overview
January 26: Public Talk — Presentation of IRCAM’s REACH project and discussion on AI in contemporary creativity.
January 27–29: Workshops with students — Hands-on sessions exploring Somax2 and other IRCAM tools for creative interaction with AI.
Program Overview
Day 1 — Monday, January 26, 2026
Public Conference Presentation
Time: 13:00–15:00
Audience: Public, students, faculty, external guests
Program
13:00–13:15
Welcome and opening remarks
(Grieg Academy / University of Bergen)
13:15–14:15
Public conference presentation
14:30–15:030
Artistic demonstration / short concert
15:00–15:30
Discussion and Q&A
Days 2–4 — January 27–29, 2026
Intensive Student Workshops
Time: 10:00–15:00 (daily)
Participants: Composition students at the Grieg Academy, and the general audience
Daily Structure
10:00–12:00
Conceptual frameworks and artistic methodologies with AI
Demonstrations of tools and techniques (DSP, spatialization, hybrid systems)
12:00–13:00
Lunch break
13:00–15:00
Hands-on workshop sessions
Individual or small-group feedback and discussion
Participation
All composition students are required to attend.
Performers from Classical, Jazz, or other departments, as well as anyone interested in interactive AI systems, are warmly encouraged to participate.
Active student engagement will be essential to the success of this collaborative residency.
Registration (Required)
We kindly ask all participants, including students, staff, and external attendees, to register using this link. Registration is essential to help us keep track of attendance.
Preparation Resources
This residency offers a unique opportunity for students and staff to collaborate directly with leading IRCAM researchers and to explore the creative frontiers of AI-driven musical interaction and performance.
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This workshop is supported by the following funded projects:
Stylianos Dimou's Strategic Funds 2025
"The Alchemy of Echoes": Unveiling New Dimensions in Sound and Interaction"
and
Kreativt bruk av musikkteknologi i musikkutdanning ved KMD
In collaboration with:
