17 September, 21:30–23:00 The Danish Institute in Rome
The Danish Institute in Rome invites you into an intimate evening of music, reflection and shared listening in its beautiful courtyard. As the Roman evening settles, Danish artist, composer and guitarist Noah Rosanes will create an atmospheric sound world of ambient guitar, voice and soundscapes — an invitation to slow down, listen inward and become part of a collective experience shaped by the people present.
What is a Reflection Concert? A Reflection Concert is an interactive concert format where music, light, audience participation and AI voices are woven together into one shared experience.
Listening through wireless headsets, the audience is first guided into a musical journey created to open a space for inner calm and let the mind wander, so new reflections can arise. After the musical part of the concert, the audience is invited to anonymously submit the thoughts and reflections that arose while listening.
The Audience Reflection Piece The evening culminates in an Audience Reflection Piece, where AI voices bring the audience’s reflections to life over a musical soundscape. It becomes a quiet collective portrait of the people present — shaped by the place, the moment and the thoughts shared anonymously during the evening.
Join us for a unique listening experience in the courtyard of The Danish Institute in Rome, where music, technology and human reflection meet under the Roman sky.
About Noah Rosanes Rosanes works at the intersection of composition, technology and audience participation. He has been artist-in-residence at the Danish Parliament, created an interactive concept at the Nordic region’s biggest festival, Roskilde Festival, and presented Reflection Concerts at several significant Danish cultural sites. Now, he is bringing the project on tour across Europe.