Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music (PGVIM) extends its congratulations on the publication of the research article entitled “Musical Tales and the Virtual Experiences: A Human-Centered Design Approach to Classical Music with Holograms and Augmented Reality,” a study supported by the National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) and authored by Dr. Komsan Dilokkunanun.

The article presents a creative research approach that integrates classical music with storytelling through the application of hologram technology and Augmented Reality (AR) in the design of musical experiences. Grounded in the principles of Human-Centered Design, the study explores new ways to enhance audience perception, accessibility, and engagement, fostering more meaningful and immersive connections between listeners and classical music.

This research highlights the potential of interdisciplinary collaboration among music, technology, and contemporary experience design, opening new dimensions in musical communication. It demonstrates how innovation can enrich the presentation of classical music and deepen audience interaction in creative and impactful ways. The achievement also reaffirms PGVIM’s commitment to advancing musical knowledge alongside innovation and research at the international level.