Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music in Santa Cruz continues on 31 July with the concert On Freedom. The evening features the world premiere of a festival-commissioned work by Vivian Fung, Pedro Emanuel Pereira's clarinet concerto, and the West Coast premiere of Philip Glass's fifteenth symphony.
The festival, running from 26 July to 9 August, builds its full programme around new orchestral works, festival commissions, and American and world premieres. The event also offers free open rehearsals and online broadcasts.
On 7 August, a conversation titled "Creative Kontrol: AI and the Future of Music" will discuss how artificial intelligence may influence creativity, artistic decisions and the future of music.
Rehearsals, composer conversations, young-artist programmes and technology debates can also be broadcast and sponsored as standalone content.
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The American Cabrillo Festival, dedicated to contemporary music, offers world premieres, free broadcasts and an industry conversation on AI's creative impact.
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