Performance - The Light Between Notes

A piano performance by Charlie Hooper-Williams, award-winning pianist and developer of the music recognition application Shazam.

Blending technology and music, Charlie Hooper-Williams combines his evocative piano compositions with real-time visuals created by his custom-built projection system, Otto.

Each note transforms into dynamic imagery, creating a unique audiovisual experience where the visuals respond to the music.

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As a special thank you, you will be automatically entered into a prize draw once you have completed both the pre- and post-festival surveys, with the chance to win one of 10 €50 Piscopo gift cards, 2 Heritage Malta memberships, or a selection of other vouchers and discounts.

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We thank our Partners!

The Science in the City consortium is led by the University of Malta and the Malta Chamber of Scientists, in partnership with Institute for Methods Innovation, Arts Council Malta, Xjenza Malta, Esplora, JAMRAI Project, Ministry of Education and Sport, Malta Enterprise, Malta Digital Innovation Authority, APS Bank, Piscopo Gardens, Transport Malta, Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology, Servizzi Ewropej f'Malta, Digital Traffic Brain, ProHealth, Project Green, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry for Health, Embassy of Spain, European Institute for Emerging Technologies, Ministry for Justice, RIDT (Research Innovation and Development Trust), Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Animal Rights, Ministry for Arts, Culture and National Heritage, Embassy Hotel Valletta, Storm Design, Heritage Malta, Public Broadcasting Services Limited, Ministry for Social Policy and Children's Rights, Sala San Duminku, GreenPak, Tech.mt.