Background and objectives

For a temporary exhibition (through October 27, 2024) on the life’s work of Anton Bruckner, the composer’s work needed to be brought to life for visitors of all ages and levels of prior knowledge — text panels or display cases alone would neither have made his music audible nor encouraged visitors to engage with it on their own.

The goal of the digitized exhibition was to provide visitors with an independent, immersive experience of Bruckner’s life and work — including the opportunity to listen to his musical compositions right there on site.

Our approach

Pavilions equipped with digital signage displays presented multimedia presentations on Bruckner’s vision and career 24 hours a day; visitors could interactively access information and use the FRAMR. audio module to play and listen to individual musical pieces directly. The displays also served as admission control points.

Technical challenge

We had to ensure reliable audio output in a historic building (the abbey) — while managing high visitor traffic, the time-sensitive setup and takedown of the pavilions. FRAMR. made this possible, as our solutions offer reliable audio playback with continuous operation.

Result

The result was an interactive solution for visitors, who were engaged in an immersive experience and could explore Anton Bruckner’s life’s work on their own. Digital signage proved to be an effective alternative to text panels, which do not allow for audio playback or interactive elements.