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Read the latest project developments as we create AI tools for cultural preservation and musical innovation.​

AI Day 2025 Highlights

AI Day 2025 Highlights

On November 13, 2025, we had the incredible opportunity to attend AI Day 2025, organized by the Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence (FCAI)...

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Repertorium Editorial Team
13 hours ago
REPERTORIUM Unveils AI-Based Interactive Spatial Audio at Philharmonic Concert

REPERTORIUM Unveils AI-Based Interactive Spatial Audio at Philharmonic Concert

On 29 November, the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra premieres Stefan Lano’s Piano Concerto No. 2, dedicated to Mūza Rubackytė. REPERTORIUM will record and...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
2 weeks ago
Panel Discussion and a Workshop in Bern 

Panel Discussion and a Workshop in Bern 

Discover the EU Project REPERTORIUM at two exclusive events in Bern on October 30-31. Join our panel discussion and hands-on workshop to explore...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
2 weeks ago
Artificial Intelligence in Early Music Research | REPERTORIUM

Artificial Intelligence in Early Music Research | REPERTORIUM

Discover how REPERTORIUM uses artificial intelligence in early music research to digitize manuscripts and create immersive sound experiences at the 7th Complutense Early...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
2 weeks ago
AI-Powered Immersive Recording: REPERTORIUM Tests Spatial Audio with the Brandenburg State Orchestra Frankfurt

AI-Powered Immersive Recording: REPERTORIUM Tests Spatial Audio with the Brandenburg State Orchestra Frankfurt

REPERTORIUM and the Brandenburg State Orchestra Frankfurt explore AI-powered spatial audio, letting listeners move within the orchestra and interact with performances in new,...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
3 weeks ago
The Sound of Innovation: IWSSPA 2025 Workshop Recap

The Sound of Innovation: IWSSPA 2025 Workshop Recap

The International Workshop on Sound Signal Processing Applications (IWSSPA) 2025, held in Rota, Spain, brought together leading researchers, engineers, and practitioners to exchange...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
2 months ago
Reimagining Audio Tools for Classical Music

Reimagining Audio Tools for Classical Music

We’re building Sonart — a revolutionary suite of tools for classical and acoustic music. From isolating instruments on streaming tracks to reconstructing immersive...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
3 months ago
REPERTORIUM Unveils First 600 Manuscripts from Solesmes Archive: A Milestone for Medieval Musicology

REPERTORIUM Unveils First 600 Manuscripts from Solesmes Archive: A Milestone for Medieval Musicology

REPERTORIUM has made a historic release: 600 digitized medieval music manuscripts from the Solesmes Abbey archive are now freely accessible online. Featuring rare...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
5 months ago
Gregorian Chant Session 2025 at Solesmes Abbey: Reconnecting Music, Research, and Innovation

Gregorian Chant Session 2025 at Solesmes Abbey: Reconnecting Music, Research, and Innovation

Gregorian Chant Session 2025: Solesmes Abbey Repertorium team member Association Musicologie Médiévale invites you to Solesmes for an in-depth session on Gregorian chant,...
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Repertorium Editorial Team
5 months ago
REPERTORIUM General Assembly 2025: Advancing Technology for European Musical Heritage

REPERTORIUM General Assembly 2025: Advancing Technology for European Musical Heritage

Funded by the European Union under the Horizon programme, REPERTORIUM (Researching and Encouraging the Promulgation of European Repertory through Technologies Operating on Records...

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Repertorium Editorial Team
6 months ago

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The Project

REPERTORIUM uses AI to digitise ancient and classical manuscripts, preserve European musical heritage, and create state-of-the-art sound processing technologies, including metaverse-ready immersive audio. These technologies are the foundation of a general musical artificial intelligence that fully unleashes the powers of machine learning upon the domain of European classical heritage, advancing us towards a human-centred digital world.