The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) is set to explore music-tech synergy at its upcoming 40th anniversary festival.

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The 27th MUSON festival, themed “Resilience”, will take place from October 20 to 29, 2023.

In a statement, Louis Mbanefo, chairman of MUSON, said the organisation has showcased resilience amid Nigerian challenges and thrived as a symbol of national achievement.

He said the upcoming festival will feature various traditional events along with an innovative aspect called “Collabo – Music Meets Technology”.

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L-R: Awuneba Ajumogobia, Kitoy-Ibare Akinsan, chairman of festival planning committee; Louis Mbanefo (SAN), chairman of MUSON board of trustees; Olufemi Adeniyi-Williams, vice chairman of MUSON board of trustees; Olanrewaju Phillips and Joyce Ayoola Jafojo, chief executive officer

He added that this innovation aims to create awareness of hidden potentials at the intersection of music and technology.

“We have amply demonstrated the spirit of resilience, for despite all the vicissitudes of life in Nigeria, MUSON continues to thrive and to progress from strength to strength – a shining example of what can be achieved by Nigerians,” the statement reads in part.

“This year’s festival, which promises to be as exciting as ever, contains some innovations. It will follow the usual pattern – drama presentation – operatic performance – art exhibition – musical brunch – my Kind of Music – MUSON Day celebration concert – gala classical and contemporary concert and closing gala concert.

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“The main innovation in the festival will be Collabo – Music Meets Technology. At the end of the event, we hope to have created the requisite awareness of hidden gems in the confluence of music and technology.”

The festival will kick off on Friday, October 20, with the Chevron Festival Drama at the Agip Recital Hall. During the two-day event, which will be anchored by Muyiwa P. Awodiya, a professor, the attendees will be entertained by three shows.

On October 22 will witness the MUSON Brunch/Art Exhibition in La Scala Restaurant and Terrace. The exhibition will be anchored by the Bruce Onobrakpaye Foundation and Folio Development Limited.

The art exhibition is expected to run from October 22 till the end of the festival — October 29.

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MUSON is a non-profit organisation founded in 1983.

Its objective is to promote the performance, understanding, and enjoyment of music in Nigeria.

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