Music with babies

To allow the co-experience of concerts for babies outside the concert hall, we need to develop a first tool for capturing the sound and image of each baby in close-up. The capture source could be on the cell phone of a family member present at the concert. It is important to have general images and sounds captured in the concert hall, and to develop a tool that offers those who are located remotely to choose to see specific images of a particular baby, or the general environment of the concert.

For the second challenge of the trial, which almost aims for the baby to return a lullaby to his mother, or offer a score of his liking to the musician who plays for him, two groups of tools will have to be developed: a first which consists of reading of the information that the baby offers, and a second which is the translation of the collected signals into a notation that the musician, or artificial intelligence software can read and play.

It is expected that a grandparent of a baby who went to the concert with his parents, at home or in a nursing home, can watch having a general idea of the concert hall environment, but can choose to see the sound and movement reactions that his grandson in particular reacts to the music and to the other babies. The concert experience can also be offered to families who cannot attend, but can project the concert on a screen (VR headsets?) in their homes and can also choose to see the stage in general, or choose to follow some of the more or less active babies during the performance.