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Earlier this year, the Sound Museum in Vienna opened a second floor, dedicated to the creation of music. SONOTOPIA allows visitors to create their own visual-acoustic work of art and to shape and personalise sounds in a way that has never been seen before.
The space is organised in different sections depending on the different interests of the visitors. Here they can find:
This is a project concluded between the House of Music and Wien Holding. The interactive sound museum covers an area of 5000 m2 and was created by four Austrian universities, two foreign university institutes, a young team of musicians and musicologists, multimedia artists, sound engineers, architects, and students.
The idea of the project is to show us how diverse and different are the sounds that surround us and that we hear every day. From the background noise that a baby hears in the womb, to the music of the future, the visitor of the museum can take home a great number of impressions from the Haus der Musik.
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