Generali - Musica sull'Acqua

On 19 June 2026, inside Venice's Palazzo Morosini, a piano recital became something the audience had never seen before: a film born from the music itself, note by note. With Generali, OOVIE Studios turned Alessandro Taverna's performance into a Music Interactive Movie — a living film, generated live and in real time, as he played.

This is not a concert with visuals behind it. It is not a film with a soundtrack. OOVIE's proprietary software, powered by AI, listens to the performance and builds the image while the pianist plays. The musician doesn't follow the film — the film follows the musician. Every rubato, every silence, every shift in dynamics reshapes what appears on screen. No two performances can ever be the same.

The programme, Musica sull'Acqua, moved through water, light and moonlight — Debussy's Reflets dans l'eau, Mendelssohn's Gondoliera, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Debussy's Clair de lune and Liszt's Venezia e Napoli. Music in which water is already sound became, for the first time, moving image — generated instant by instant. At the piano, Alessandro Taverna: one of Italy's most celebrated pianists, from La Scala to Vienna's Musikverein, from Lincoln Center to Wigmore Hall.