MUSE [X] Academy welcomes Hannah von Wiehler, American conductor, philosopher, and cultural entrepreneur, for a special Open House & Free Workshop at our campus.
This event invites students, parents, young musicians, educators, and the wider creative community to explore one of the most important questions facing music today:
What does live music become in the age of intelligent machines?
Through conversation, listening, and workshop-style interaction, Hannah will guide participants into the future of the orchestra, the changing role of artists, and the new possibilities of concert experience in a world shaped by technology, artificial intelligence, and global cultural change.
Rather than treating the orchestra as a museum of the past, this workshop opens a different idea: the orchestra as a living platform for imagination, collaboration, leadership, and human connection.
Participants will be introduced to themes including the future of the orchestra, art in the age of AI, creative leadership, new audiences, and the design of tomorrow’s concert experience. The session will also reflect Hannah’s current artistic project, SOUL, a theatrical concert concept for chamber orchestra, live artificial intelligence, and projection art that asks a timeless question with new urgency:
What does it mean to be human?
For MUSE [X], this Open House is more than a guest artist visit. It is an invitation to experience the Academy as a place where music, technology, performance, and meaning meet.
The workshop is free and open to interested participants. Seats are limited.