The groundbreaking 15 minute performance is packed full of creativity and memorable moments
When you think of truly innovative and creative performances from 2025, one of them that feels like it has to have a mention is Gadi Sassoon live at the UN, a wildly distinctive and creative showcase crafted the closing ceremony of the AI For Good Summit.
The 15 minute long performance blends piano, violin, and Sassoon’s sculpture-based synth to put together an array of sound that has an all-encompassing and timeless feel to it throughout, all made possible through TEAL. Sassoon’s groundbreaking algorithmic companion, an AI-driven software that interprets musical gestures in real time. That sounds very complicated, but the result is this dense and rich listening experience that is packed full of life, and subtlety, expanding and transforming as it progresses and making for a multi-faceted sensory experience that continues to mutate and grow as the artist commands.
