Welcome to the Brain Opera

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The BRAIN OPERA is an interactive, musical journey into your mind, to be presented simultaneously in physical and cyber space!

Created by acclaimed composer Tod Machover and his team at the M.I.T. Media Laboratory, the BRAIN OPERA is a first-of-its-kind musical experience that will include contributions from both on-line participants and live audiences.

If you want to express your ideas, experiences, and feelings in music and sounds, you can help create the Brain Opera. You can actually participate in the live performances. We want musical inspiration and input from Mozart buffs, grunge rock fans, John Cage devotees, rappers, Verdi lovers, Deadheads...anyone who enjoys music.

Information on the live performances, showing where the project is going and who the sponsoring co-producers are.

You can learn more about the story and libretto for the BRAIN OPERA.

See a welcome-message to you from the composer and director of the BRAIN OPERA.

Find out more about the eclectic and free-spirited cast and crew of the BRAIN OPERA.

Visit our savvy, forward-thinking and worthy sponsors.

The Internet 1996 World Exposition is a world's fair for the information age, with participation from over 50 countries and enormous contributions from worldwide industry. Visit the Brain Opera mirror sites in Central Park:

[Washington] [Japan] [Australia] [Netherlands]

Photo Credit

webmaster@brainop.media.mit.edu

	Information on the live performances, showing where the project is going and who the sponsoring co-producers are.
	You can learn more about the story and libretto for the BRAIN OPERA.
	See a welcome-message to you from the composer and director of the BRAIN OPERA.
	Find out more about the eclectic and free-spirited cast and crew of the BRAIN OPERA.
	Visit our savvy, forward-thinking and worthy sponsors.
	The Internet 1996 World Exposition is a world's fair for the information age, with participation from over 50 countries and enormous contributions from worldwide industry. Visit the Brain Opera mirror sites in Central Park: [Washington] [Japan] [Australia] [Netherlands]