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May '25
May '25
20.
EFFEKTE science festival
FeaturingStudents of the percussion class Prof. Vanessa PorterStudents of the Institute for Music Informatics and MusicologyRealised with the SAM-ComputerStudioDirected by Rainer Lorenzabout this eventStudents of the percussion class and music informatics present a unique concert in which man and machine merge. Precise synchronisation turns the performers into machine-like formations that interact in a complex interplay. Live coding and generative algorithms create sounds and images in real… Weiterlesen
Tuesday, 19:30 o'clock
Badisches Landesmuseum · Schloss Karlsruhe
Eventtype: Musikinformatik & Elektronische Musik · Music Informatics & Electronical Music
May '25
20.
Concert in the FächerResidenz
FeaturingStudents of the violin class of Prof. Christian Ostertag
Tuesday, 18:30 o'clock
Fächerresidenz
Eventtype: Solo- und Kammermusik · Solo and Chamber Music
May '25
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Music theatre for children from 5 years
Opera for children aged 5 and over after Antonín DvořákVersion by Susanne and Karsten SeefingPresentation for schools and kindergartensThe little mermaid Rusalka secretly emerges from the lake every evening to gaze longingly at the human world, because her greatest wish is to be able to dance to beautiful music. However, her father, the water sprite, warns her urgently: the tempting human world up there is full of dangers and the little mermaid would be better off staying in the water. Rusalka… Weiterlesen
Tuesday, 11:00 o'clock
CampusOne · Marstall
Eventtype: Für Kinder · For Children
May '25
19.
Works byJohann Sebastian Bach, Olivier Messiaen, György Ligeti, George Crumb, Friedrich Gulda, Robert Delanoff and Yi ChenFeaturingStudents of the piano classes of Karlsruhe University of MusicConcept Kristian Nyquist
Monday, 19:30 o'clock
CampusOne - Schloss Gottesaue · Genuit-Saal · 2. OG
Eventtype: Klaviermusik · Piano Music
May '25
19.
EFFEKTE science festival
Works, performances and installationsFeaturingStudents of the percussion class Prof. Vanessa PorterStudents of the Institute for Music Informatics and Musicologyand the subject Music Education/Music MediationConceptTina Lorenz · Prof. Vanessa PorterDr Lea Luka Sikau · Dr Cornelia WildProf. Dr Marc BangertProf. Dr Christoph Seibertabout this eventContributions for the programme on the open-air stage behind Karlsruhe Palace at the opening weekend of the of the EFFEKTE science festival, which… Weiterlesen
Monday, 19:00 o'clock
ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medien • Kubus
Eventtype: Musikinformatik & Elektronische Musik · Music Informatics & Electronical Music
May '25
18.
EFFEKTE science festival
FeaturingBigBand of the Karlsruhe University of MusicStudents of the Institute for Music Informatics and MusicologyConductor Peter Lehel about this eventIn this extraordinary concert, the renowned big band of the Karlsruhe University of Music under the direction of Peter Lehel meets music informatics. The classic big band sound is expanded by live electronics and live coding to explore new sonic possibilities. The combination of traditional jazz and digital real-time composition opens up… Weiterlesen
Sunday, 18:45 o'clock
EFFEKTE Bühne, Schlossgarten
Eventtype: Musikinformatik & Elektronische Musik · Music Informatics & Electronical Music
May '25
18.
Music theatre for children from 5 years
Opera for children aged 5 and over after Antonín DvořákVersion by Susanne and Karsten SeefingThe little mermaid Rusalka secretly emerges from the lake every evening to gaze longingly at the human world, because her greatest wish is to be able to dance to beautiful music. However, her father, the water sprite, warns her urgently: the tempting human world up there is full of dangers and the little mermaid would be better off staying in the water. Rusalka defies his warnings and, thanks to magic,… Weiterlesen
Sunday, 15:00 o'clock
CampusOne · Marstall
Eventtype: Für Kinder · For Children
May '25
18.
EFFEKTE science festival
about this eventIn the "Pose Coding" installation by Jakob Schreiber, visitors can programme virtual sound machines with body poses and then play and interpret them through movements. Analogous to conventional programming languages, poses in "Pose Coding" have clear meanings and make it possible to create coherent expressions by stringing them together, which then define the virtual instrument. This instrument can then be playfully made to sound, explored and experienced through dance movements… Weiterlesen
Sunday, 11:00 o'clock
EFFEKTE Pavillon, Schlossgarten
Eventtype: Musikinformatik & Elektronische Musik · Music Informatics & Electronical Music
May '25
17.
EFFEKTE science festival
about this eventIn the "Pose Coding" installation by Jakob Schreiber, visitors can programme virtual sound machines with body poses and then play and interpret them through movements. Analogous to conventional programming languages, poses in "Pose Coding" have clear meanings and make it possible to create coherent expressions by stringing them together, which then define the virtual instrument. This instrument can then be playfully made to sound, explored and experienced through dance movements… Weiterlesen
Saturday, 11:00 o'clock
EFFEKTE Pavillon, Schlossgarten
Eventtype: Musikinformatik & Elektronische Musik · Music Informatics & Electronical Music
May '25
16.
Violoncellorecital
Works byLudwig van Beethoven, Franz Schubert and Nadia Boulanger. FeaturingHanna Daub VioloncelloNiels Armand-Hasselweiler Piano
Friday, 12:15 o'clock
Kleine Kirche
Eventtype: Solo- und Kammermusik · Solo and Chamber Music
May '25
15.
Semi-Opera by Henry Purcell (concert performance)
FeaturingSoloists and choir from the Karlsruhe University of MusicConducted by students of the major subject class Prof. Beckert about this eventSome of Henry Purcell's semi-operas are set in exotic surroundings. "This is the case in The Indian Queen (1695; unfinished), for example, although the piece, which goes back to Dryden, deals with a political conflict in pre-Columbian Mexico and Peru. The Peruvian general Montezuma tries in vain to win the hand of the Inca daughter Orazia. He then… Weiterlesen
Thursday, 19:30 o'clock
CampusOne · Wolfgang-Rihm-Forum
Eventtype: Musiktheater & Oper · Music Theatre & Opera
May '25
15.
Works byÉmile Bernard, Richard Strauss a.o. FeaturingStudents of the winds classes of Karlsruhe University of MusicRehearsing Petar HristovProgrammeRichard Strauss (1864-1949)Metamorphosen (arrangement for wind nonet by Ansgar Waschbüsch)Émile Bernard (1843-1902)Divertissiment op. 36 for wind ensemble
Thursday, 19:30 o'clock
CampusOne - Schloss Gottesaue · Velte-Saal
Eventtype: Solo- und Kammermusik · Solo and Chamber Music
May '25
15.
Concert in the residential home Residenz Rüppurr
Works byRobert Schumann, Max Bruch and Jörg WidmannFeaturingBianca Neumann clarinetMaja Hiemsch violaSarah Wöhrle pianoProgrammeRobert Schumann (1810–1856) „Märchenerzählungen“ ‘Fairy Tales’Max Bruch (1838-1920)Eight pieces for clarinet, viola/cello and pianoJörg Widmann (*1973) „Es war einmal …“ ‘Once upon a time ...’ Five pieces in fairy tale style for clarinet, viola and piano
Thursday, 18:00 o'clock
Wohnstift Rüppurr
Eventtype: Solo- und Kammermusik · Solo and Chamber Music
May '25
15.
The climate is changing, but there is a lack of holistic awareness. KL!IMAPUZZLE wants to change this situation, because understanding is the first step towards consciously shaping our future. The workshop creates understanding, stimulates reflection and encourages joint action.The NGO The Climate Fresk has been committed to mobilising people and organisations for climate change since the end of 2018. Because understanding is the first step to being part of the solution.The team game enables… Weiterlesen
Thursday, 14:00 o'clock
CampusOne · MUTprobe 1
Eventtype: Seminare • Workshops
May '25
15.
PREMIERE · Music theatre for children from 5 years
Opera for children aged 5 and over after Antonín DvořákVersion by Susanne and Karsten SeefingPresentation for schools and kindergartensThe little mermaid Rusalka secretly emerges from the lake every evening to gaze longingly at the human world, because her greatest wish is to be able to dance to beautiful music. However, her father, the water sprite, warns her urgently: the tempting human world up there is full of dangers and the little mermaid would be better off staying in the water. Rusalka… Weiterlesen
Thursday, 11:00 o'clock
CampusOne · Marstall
Eventtype: Für Kinder · For Children
May '25
14.
The popular series continues in 2025. It is always a pleasure to give young students from the Karlsruhe University of Music (HfM) the opportunity to perform in the Hemingway Lounge. The venue becomes a stage for opera arias and duets interpreted with virtuosity by young talents. An atmosphere full of enthusiasm is created in the room. You won't experience opera like this anywhere else! The idea, which originated in the USA, has long since conquered the Hemingway Lounge. Opera arias freshly… Weiterlesen
Wednesday, 19:30 o'clock
Hemingway Lounge
Eventtype: Musiktheater & Oper · Music Theatre & Opera
May '25
14.
YEHUDI MENUHIN Live Music Now Oberrhein e. V.
Works byWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert, Giacomo Meyerbeer, Richard Wagner, George Bizet, Richard Strauss, Béla Bartók and Darius Milhaud FeaturingProf. Dr Saule Tatubaeva PianoProf Laurent Albrecht Breuninger ViolinProf Marcello Sung Hyuck Hong Double bassProf Hanno Müller-Brachmann Bass-baritoneProf. Friedemann Röhlig Bassand former studentsModeration Prof. Dr Susanne Poppfor friends and supporters of YEHUDI MENUHIN Live Music Now Oberrhein e. V. … Weiterlesen
Wednesday, 19:30 o'clock
CampusOne · Wolfgang-Rihm-Forum
Eventtype: Solo- und Kammermusik · Solo and Chamber Music
May '25
14.
Song cycle by Franz Schubert
Work by Franz Schubert (1797-1828)FeaturingFelix Janssen TenorSilke Becker Pianoabout this eventIn the spring of 1827, Franz Schubert announced the first 12 songs of Winterreise to his friends as a ‘cycle of gruesome songs’. His friends were quite taken aback by the sombre mood of these songs. But Schubert confessed: ‘I like these songs more than any others, and you will like them too’.
Wednesday, 18:30 o'clock
Kurhaus Schömberg
Eventtype: Gesang · Singing
May '25
14.
With Schumann and Heine into the month of May
Works byRobert SchumannFeaturingStudents of the class Prof. Christian ElsnerYuriko Watanebe and Jyri Mishukov pianoProgrammeRobert Schumann (1810-1856)Liederkreis (Song circle) op. 24 Dichterliebe (A Poet's Love) op. 48 Event of Badische Landesbibliothek, Kulturfonds Baden e. V. and Karlsruhe University of Music
Wednesday, 17:00 o'clock
Badische Landesbibliothek
Eventtype: Mittwochs um 5
May '25
13.
Lieder, arias and ensembles
Works byGiulio Caccini, Christoph Willibald Gluck, Tommaso Giordani, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Carl Loewe, Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann, Charles Gounod, Johann Strauß, Giacomo Puccini, Peter I. Tschaikowski, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Reynaldo Hahn, Jacques Ibert, Francis Poulenc and Jón ÁsgeirssonFeaturingStudents of the class Prof. Hanno Müller-Brachmann
Tuesday, 19:30 o'clock
CampusOne - Schloss Gottesaue · Velte-Saal
Eventtype: Gesang · Singing