The ALEPH Guitar Quartet performs three pieces and surprises the audience with a very special musical experience.

A binaurally miked guest sits acoustically ideally positioned to the musicians of the ALEPH Guitar Quartet. The microphones are located in the ears of one of the concert attendees. The individual anatomy determines what recipients will hear.

Technically, the process is similar to recording with an artificial head. This is characterized by a precise spatial directional mapping. In contrast to the standardized auricles of the artificial head, however, in this case the very individual ear characteristics of the guest become important.

 

Sponsors

Funded by the Aventis Foundation and the Cultural Office of the City of Karlsruhe.