Mohammad Tomaraei

We’re seeing a significant increase in AI-made content across the internet. On some music streaming platforms, more than 40% of newly uploaded songs are now AI-generated. At the same time, research suggests that in Germany alone, more than 500,000 children may not have access to music lessons within the next ten years.
Many believe that AI is an incredible technology that can augment and transform music education when used correctly. This session will demonstrate how AI can be used to teach music interactively, through machine learning software models that analyse songs and the music theory behind them.
The session will show how AI can act as a personal coach that explains concepts, answers questions, and adapts to each learner’s language and needs.
The aim is to make the machine learning software and its core technology available to everyone: giving teachers tools to make learning more effective, while helping individuals overcome barriers and continue learning.

Welcome to this year’s Hybrid Music Lab: our first edition featuring a shared exhibition space alongside demos, performances, and installations. Here, everything is tangible, hands-on, and open to exploration.

Dive in, experiment and experience music, sound and technology coming together in an inspiring, playful environment of discovery and collaboration.