A study on the quantitative analysis method of cloud ensemble technology on orchestra market development trend during the epidemic period

Abstract

Abstract During the pandemic, the online cloud ensemble technology not only maintains the connection between the art organization and the audience but also makes up for the shortage of the orchestra’s live performances, continuously provides cultural and artistic products for the market, and satisfies people’s spiritual and cultural needs and consumption demands. In this paper, cloud ensemble technology is used as an online resource service system for orchestras, relying on the personalized push system of performance resources to connect with the cloud resource library and integrate with the mobile learning portal. Referring to the idea of an extended three-layer structure, the system architecture of an online orchestra performance service is constructed. Drawing on the method of measuring supply and demand in the field of public services, a supply and demand matching model for the online orchestra performance service product consumption market has been constructed. To measure the matching of supply and demand in the consumer market for this product, a two-dimensional vector of matching degree and matching environment is utilized. The study finds that the new crown epidemic has accelerated the development of cloud ensemble technology in the online orchestra market, yet the process of orchestra market development has only reached the middle of the road, and there is still a lot of room for upward mobility and potential for improvement. The results of matching supply and demand show that the supply degree of each service in the online orchestra market has not reached 50%, indicating that the demand of the orchestra market is greater than the supply, and there is a very great potential for development.