Soundbox: Press Play Audience Poll

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Curator and SF Symphony Collaborative Partner Carol Reiley wants your input in determining the direction of SoundBox: Press Play! Share your ideas of technology and music in this poll.

On April 5–6, SF Symphony Collaborative Partner and roboticist Carol Reiley is curating a first of its kind, human-machine INTERACTIVE SoundBox program showcasing various uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI). “Press Play: Carol Reiley and the Robots” will be a fun human-centered experience with audience participation. Your input matters. Hear a familiar favorite in a new light. Go on a ride down the rabbit hole with the Symphony to see the highlights, feel the anxiety, and dream of what technology can do. We want you to be thought-provoked, inspired, and full of wonder. Join us and help create the future together.

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1. Which piece should be included in this concert program? Help me choose!

A) Beethoven - Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor, WoO 59, 'Für Elise'

B) Mozart - First Movement (Allegro) from 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik,' K.525

C) Vivaldi: Spring 1 from 'The Four Seasons'

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A) Beethoven - Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor, WoO 59, 'Für Elise'

B) Mozart - First Movement (Allegro) from 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik,' K.525

C) Vivaldi: Spring 1 from 'The Four Seasons'

2. Do you have a piece you think could be a good fit for this SoundBox program or a favorite piece of music you think we should play? Please send the name of the composer/piece or a link. I may select yours!

3. Please share other thoughts or ideas you'd love to share with the curator. I'm going to read every comment and welcome input!

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