The Future of Classical Music
The Future of Classical Music
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The Future of Classical Music Podcast, a show about big ideas and the people behind them. Host David Taylor talks to a diverse cast of people from all across the industry at the frontier of innovation about the biggest challenges the sector faces, how they navigate an ever-changing landscape, and where they see hope for the future of classical music.
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The podcast explores a variety of themes central to the evolution of classical music, including digital adaptation, transparency in the industry, and the parallels between music and sports, with episodes like the one featuring Matilda Lloyd discussing music education, mental health, and the album creation process.
The Future of Classical Music Podcast, a show about big ideas and the people behind them. Host David Taylor talks to a diverse cast of people from all across the industry at the frontier of innovation about the biggest challenges the sector faces, how they navigate an ever-changing landscape, and where they see hope for the future of classical music.
Today, I‘m talking with Jocelyn Burnham, a speaker and AI communicator from AI for culture.
AI is ever-present in our news cycle and a technology that both will and is transforming the world we live. On the one hand, it has incredible potential, making huge leaps forward in scientific research, productivity, and creative tools. On the other, it is a threat to jobs and the creative industries.
I recently met Jocelyn at a conference and I loved her deliberately neutral approach to talking about AI and encouraging us all to play with AI tools to improve our AI literacy and help us form our thoughts, both positive and negative. There is so much value to this approach that I thought she would be great to dig into everything AI, whether you’re a musician or work at a large organisation.
We talk about how embracing play can help us understand AI, the possible roles AI could play in culture, how it could impact the administrative and artistic side of our work, some of the ethical and environmental concerns of AI, and how to get started on your AI journey.
Guest: Jocelyn Burnham: https://www.aiforculture.com/
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