Miguel La Corte
B. Caracas, Venezuela. 1999.
Music designer and programmer focused in researching and developing new instruments and experiences that address our modern digital condition.
His work has been presented within CTM Festival 2023 in Berlin, Goethe Institute Venezuela and within HKW Berlin, Centre Pompidou in Paris and CCCB in Barcelona through the Cultures d’avenir program.
(WIP) Intercultural Interfaces
2023
Since November 2023 I’ve had the pleasure to be working with Berlin-based Bildungsflügel NGO. They are focused in supporting kids with refugee status through free german lessons as well as workshops and activities to help them integrate. In this regard, I’ve provided a series of electronic music workshops to help them understand basic concepts of music but also to enable them to make their own songs through freely accessible equipment.
Beyond striving to teach the kids new tools for self expression, I believe that these electronic music workshops can enable them a new understanding of our common modern technological phenomena.
Taking part in this project has been a beautiful experience to say the least, and it has inspired me to continue developing music instruments that can be easily accessible and playable through any phone.
Read more about current work in progress ︎︎︎
2023
Since November 2023 I’ve had the pleasure to be working with Berlin-based Bildungsflügel NGO. They are focused in supporting kids with refugee status through free german lessons as well as workshops and activities to help them integrate. In this regard, I’ve provided a series of electronic music workshops to help them understand basic concepts of music but also to enable them to make their own songs through freely accessible equipment.
Beyond striving to teach the kids new tools for self expression, I believe that these electronic music workshops can enable them a new understanding of our common modern technological phenomena.
Taking part in this project has been a beautiful experience to say the least, and it has inspired me to continue developing music instruments that can be easily accessible and playable through any phone.
Read more about current work in progress ︎︎︎