Karajan Music Tech Conference: 12 April, Salzburg
The 3rd Karajan Music Tech Conference (12 April, Salzburg) focuses on the impact of AI on Music and the Future of Mobility. The IMZ Community gets 25% discount with the code "IMZ2019".
Karajan Music Tech Conference: April 12th, 2019 in Salzburg © Herbert von Karajan Centrum
Karajan Music Tech Conference © Herbert von Karajan Centrum
In collaboration with the Volkswagen Group and the IMZ Academy, the Eliette and Herbert von Karajan institute is hosting a one-day conference dedicated to music and technology.
The third annual Karajan Music Tech Conference takes place on 12 April in Salzburg. This year’s focus is the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Music and the Future of Mobility. Together with the University of Applied Sciences Salzburg, the Karajan Institute will be hosting an AI-infused hackathon for music technologists.
Frequent updates on speakers, panel talks and general music tech trend pieces can be found at www.karajanmusictech.com/news/
IMZ Members are awarded a 25% ticket price discount. Please apply the ticket code “IMZ2019” to your purchase and the discount will be granted during check-out.
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