Music and astronomy. II. unitedsoundsofcosmos
J. A. Caballero, A. Arias, J. J. Machuca, S. Morente

TL;DR
This paper showcases a multidisciplinary project that combines music and astronomy through various performances, broadcasts, and collaborations, highlighting the cultural and scientific integration of cosmic themes.
Contribution
The work presents a unique fusion of music and astronomy, involving live performances, broadcasts, and multimedia projects to promote scientific outreach and cultural engagement.
Findings
Performed in planetariums, museums, and concerts across Spain.
Produced multimedia content including a 3D concert and live radio broadcasts.
Collaborated on soundtracks for major astronomical projects.
Abstract
We have been congratulated on the stage by a Nobel laureate (he was our curtain raiser), played our music in planetariums, museums, observatories throughout Spain and at the end of the meeting of the ESO telescopes time allocation committee, shocked audiences in rock concerts, written monthly on Musica Universalis, made the second concert in 3D in Spain after Kraftwerk and broadcasted it live in Radio 3, mixed our music with poetry read aloud by scientists, composed the soundtracks of CARMENES, QUIJOTE, ESTRACK and the Gaia first data release, made a videoclip on how computer simulates the formation of stars... All those moments will not be lost in time like tears in rain, but put together in Bilbao during the 2016 meeting of the Spanish Astronomical Society.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpace Science and Extraterrestrial Life · Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism
