Space and Reflection

Reflection concert: Noah Rosanes

Visual design universe: Planetarium

The Reflection Concert is an interactive format where music, AI technology, and the audience's words come together. With guitar, choir, and ambient soundscapes, a meditative space is created for contemplation and inner peace, where the music moves from the quiet and poetic to the wild and intense—accompanied by Planetarium's visual journey among the stars.

Interactive collaborative reflection piece

As an audience member, you don't just get a musical and visual experience—you become part of a collaborative final piece. After the concert, you can anonymously share the reflections that arose during the performance. These words are transformed into a musical soundscape, where AI voices bring the audience's thoughts to life.

Planetarium has programmed the visual universe that fills the beautiful Planetarium Dome in full dome during the reflection concert.

Noah Rosanes is a musician, producer, guitarist, and artist who works at the intersection of composition, technology, and interaction. With an experimental approach, he creates projects that challenge conventions and invite the audience to listen and reflect in new ways.

Among other things, he has produced four “Ugens Uundgåelige” (Unmissable of the Week) on P3 and one “Ugens Album” (Album of the Week) on P4. His productions have also been nominated for “Best Pop Album” at the prestigious Independent Music Awards in New York and the Carl's Prize as rock composer of the year for his collaboration with Nelson Can.

He produced the theme songs for TV2's “Dansegarderoben” and the Finnish documentary Untold Arctic Wars, which has been shown in over 150 countries.

Sound installations at Danish and international exhibitions, including “Extensions II” at Charlottenborgs Kunsthal, AI conference in Madrid, and sound installation at VEGA LAB.