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Cosm presents a new immersive experience from Ricardo Romaneiro, Liquid Light Lab, and Metropolis Ensemble. It's the ultimate audiovisual experience!
Cosm, the leading experiential media and immersive technology company, partners with acclaimed composer Ricardo Romaneiro for their new Los Angeles venue: the world’s first 87-foot diameter 12K LED dome.
Romaneiro’s “LIQUIDVERSE: Microcosm & Macrocosm” will be an immersive audiovisual symphonic experience that guides audience participants through a multi-sensory journey into, and beyond, the beginning of the universe.
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Specifically crafted for Cosm’s groundbreaking 87-foot 12K LED dome and unique spatial audio system, LIQUIDVERSE will fuse together electronic and orchestral music with liquid visuals, creating a “shared reality” experience that seamlessly bridges the gap between virtual and physical realities.
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Cosm Los Angeles opens in June 2024, located in an experiential hub with iconic destinations such as SoFi Stadium, Kia Forum and Intuit Dome with exclusive immersive exhibitions from the Cosm Studios Creator Program.
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Collaborators
The LIQUIDVERSE project brings together world-class artists and cutting-edge technologists, including:
Cosm Studios
Composer Ricardo Romaneiro
Grammy-nominated Metropolis Ensemble (led by Andrew Cyr)
Liquid Light Lab (led by Steve Pavlovsky)
Legacy Sound (led by Grammy-winning engineer Silas Brown)
Grammy-nominated Sandbox Percussion
Pianist Ola Gjeilo
Visual artists from My Microscopic World, Cosmodernism, Yonkers Vidal, and Journey of Curiosity
Behind the Scenes
Get a sneak peek of the LIQUIDVERSE project with the creative team conducting audiovisual tests at Cosm Experience Center in Salt Lake City in November 2023. Photos courtesy of Cosm Studios.
About the Venue
Cosm, 1252 District Drive, Inglewood, CA 90305
Cosm is the leading experiential media and immersive technology company redefining the way the world experiences content. With a storied history of building some of the most innovative experience technology in the world, Cosm provides sensorial experiences for every type of fan, from sports and entertainment to immersive art and education.
Its immersive venues bridge the virtual and physical worlds through pioneered technology that expands the realm of what’s possible, connecting people and bringing them together in, what is called, Shared Reality. As the company continues to expand to new cities and countries, Cosm is sparking shared passions and providing guests across the globe with experiences they need to feel to believe. More »
Meet the Creative Team
Ricardo Romaneiro
Ricardo Romaneiro synthesizes his musical influences and passions — classical music and electronic music — in a “a blissful and compelling mix of Minimalist-derived rhythmic ecstasy and nightclub beats” (The New York Times).
Recently, Ricardo was commissioned by Metropolis Ensemble and Brooklyn Botanic Garden to create “Biophony SoundGarden,” an immersive soundbath throughout the conservatory ecosystems. His live film score experience "Voyage Of Time," a collaboration with filmmaker Terrance Malik, was performed at BAM for two sold-out performances. More »
Liquid Light Lab
Liquid Light Lab is the work of Steve Pavlovsky, a multi-dimensional light artist from New York City. A majority of his work utilizes liquid projection, experimental media, and hand-made organic elements first seen in the Psychedelic Light Shows of the 1960s. Following on the visual music traditions of Kandinsky, Thomas Wilfred, and The Joshua Light Show, Mr. Pavlovsky invokes the sublime and spiritual.
Building upon an analog relationship to Light and Time, Pavlovsky has created Liquid Light Lab, a living, breathing, visual expression of music, nature, and the human spirit. More »
Andrew Cyr
Grammy-nominated conductor and artistic director, Andrew Cyr, founded Metropolis in 2006 to create new platforms for outstanding composers and performing artists.
He has led premieres at Brooklyn Academy of Music, Celebrate Brooklyn!, Radio City Music Hall, Kimmel Center Verizon Hall, Sounds from a Safe Harbour, New Victory Theatre, Cité de la Music, Paris, Hamer Hall, Melbourne, and The Tonight Show. More »
Metropolis Ensemble
Metropolis is a non-profit organization that inspires new audiences through its dedication to commissioning and producing ambitious projects in contemporary music and expanding opportunities for emerging composers and performers through collaboration. Founded by Grammy-nominated conductor Andrew Cyr in 2006, Metropolis gathers independent expert musicians to create forms ranging from full orchestra and chorus, bands, chamber orchestra, to mixed ensembles and soloists.
Metropolis has worked with Ricardo since 2008, including “The Rite of Spring: Remixed” at Celebrate Brooklyn, “Brownstone” an immersive salon on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, and “Biophony SoundGarden” at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. More »
Silas Brown / Legacy Sound
Silas Brown is a Grammy Award-winning New York City area producer, engineer, and mastering engineer specializing in classical and jazz recordings. He has more than 25 years of production credits including many Grammy Winning and Nominated recordings. He has received four Grammy Awards to date.
Silas’s 9.1.4 immersive studio, Legacy Sound, is approved by Apple and Universal Music for Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio. Since moving into immersive mixing and mastering, Silas has worked on new Atmos and Spatial Audio projects including releases for the Chicago Symphony, the Metropolitan Opera, Houston Grand Opera, and many others. Silas is an Assistant Professor in the Music and Technology Department at the Purchase College Conservatory of Music. More »
The Crossing
The Crossing is a professional chamber choir conducted by Donald Nally and dedicated to new music. It is committed to working with creative teams to make and record new, substantial works for choir that explore and expand ways of writing for choir, singing in choir, and listening to music for choir. Many of its nearly 140 commissioned premieres address social, environmental, and political issues. With a commitment to recording its commissions, The Crossing has issued twenty-five releases, receiving two Grammy Awards for Best Choral Performance (2018, 2019) and seven Grammy nominations. Nally has commissioned over 160 works for choir, many addressing social justice. He has served as chorus master at major opera companies of the USA, UK, and Italy, and his collaborations have taken him to Stockholm, London, Osaka, Córdoba, Helsinki, Haarlem, Riga, and many US cities. Nally’s seventy-two-chapter series Rising w/ The Crossing is archived as a cultural artifact by The Library of Congress. More info »
Donald Nally
Donald Nally is responsible for imagining, programming, commissioning, and conducting at The Crossing. He collaborates with creative artists, leading orchestras, and art museums to make new works for choir that address social and environmental issues. He has commissioned over 180 works and, with The Crossing, has produced thirty recordings, winning three Grammy Awards for Best Choral Performance, while nominated eight times. He has held distinguished tenures as chorus master for Lyric Opera of Chicago, Welsh National Opera, Opera Philadelphia, and for many seasons at Il festival dei due mondi in Spoleto, Italy. More »
Sandbox Percussion
Described as “exhilarating” (The New York Times) and “utterly mesmerizing” (The Guardian), Grammy-nominated ensemble Sandbox Percussion is dedicated to artistry in contemporary chamber music. The ensemble was brought together in 2011 by a love of chamber music and the simple joy of playing together; today, Sandbox Percussion captivates worldwide audiences with visually and aurally stunning performances.
Sandbox Percussion has collaborated with Metropolis Ensemble on multiple projects, including Free Assembly, Cambodian Living Arts Festival, Reiterations, and Loud and Soft. More »
Oktaven Audio
Charles Muller / Ryan Streber, engineers. Oktaven Audio is a large-format recording studio in Mount Vernon, New York specializing in classical, jazz, and acoustic music recording. Designed by Francis Manzella, the studio features over 2000 square feet of total recording area with a 42' x 30' x 13' live room and up to six iso spaces of varying size, two 9’ concert grand pianos (a Hamburg Steinway D and a NY Steinway D), a large collection of microphones, preamps and outboard gear, and a variety of amps and instruments. Oktaven was founded in 2009 by Head Engineer Ryan Streber and CEO Jessica Slaven. More »
My Microscopic World
With over 260K followers online, Martin Kristiansen is an expert in expansion microscopy and started My Microscopic World where he uses LabCam to capture movies and still images of microorganism in the microworld. When our eyes just aren’t enough, Martin’s films looks at the world through a microscope and show you the world beyond the usual limit. More »
Metropolis Ensemble Performers
The Crossing Choir
Donald Nally, conductor
Kevin Vondrak, assistant conductor/artistic associate
Isobel Anthony
Steven Berlanga
Karen Blanchard
Steven Bradshaw
Abigail Chapman
Colin Dill
Micah Dingler
Ryan Fleming
Joanna Gates
Michaël Hudetz
Steven Hyder
Anika Kildegaard
Heidi Kurtz
Kim Leeds
Maren Montalbano
Daniel O'Dea
Olivia Prendergast
Daniel Schwartz
Thann Scoggin
Rebecca Siler
Daniel Spratlan
Elisa Sutherland
Daniel Taylor
Shari Wilson
Production Credits
Leo Leite & Ricardo Romaneiro, sound design
Brandon Stanley, Brian Herald, & Ricardo Romaneiro, orchestration
Music Produced by Silas Brown, Andrew Cyr, and Ricardo Romaneiro
Immersive Mix at Legacy Sound by Silas Brown, Andrew Cyr, and Ricardo Romaneiro
Mastered at Legacy Sound (Silas Brown)
Metropolis Ensemble was recorded at Oktaven Audio, Mount Vernon, New York from January 10 through March 17, 2024; Engineered by Silas Brown and Charles Mueller; Additional Engineering: Ryan Streber and Owen Mulholland
The Crossing was recorded at Gradwell House, Haddon Heights, New Jersey on March 13, 2024; Engineered by Paul Vasquez
Jeb Terry, Jr., Neil Carty, Peter Murphy, Executive Producers
Andrew Merkin, Lena Galperina, Producers
Andrin Mele-Shadwick, Post Producer
Jake Akerley, Technical Production Coordinator
Bryce Buchanan, Post Production Specialist
MXS Collective & Ricardo Romaneiro, Rendering Services
Sean Smeed, Consulting Sound Designer