Starting in the winter semester 2019/20, the Institute for New Music is expanding its range of courses with a new Master's program in Electronic Composition.
The emphasis of the work is on individual supervision according to the personal needs of the students. The resulting compositions can show a broad spectrum of art forms - from live electronics and acousmatics to sound installations, performances, kinetic art, etc.
The Studio for Electronic Music is equipped with the latest audio software (PureData, MAX/Msp, Cubase etc.), reference class hardware (RME, Genelec, MeyerSound, Neumann etc.) and various physical computing platforms.
There is a close cooperation with the instrumental/vocal classes and all departments of the university. In addition, there are numerous partners outside the university on a local, national and international level who, in addition to artistic-aesthetic discussions, also open up a multitude of presentation possibilities for students.
The programme is supervised by Alexander Grebtschenko with the support of Marie-Luise Calvero.
Foto: Marie-Luise Calvero
