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27.03.2025
A total of more than 30 researchers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland met from 24-25 March 2020 at the Karlsruhe University of Music and hybrid in virtual space at the invitation of Prof. Dr Elisabeth Theioshn (Karlsruhe University of Music) and Annika Endres (Freiburg University of Music). The research interest group Design-Based-Research in Music Education, which was founded ten years ago, meets annually at different locations and discusses methodological, methodological, theoretical and… Weiterlesen
14.03.2025
You can now browse our events from April to July. The spectrum ranges from solo recitals to large orchestral projects, from children's opera to live coding, from musicological symposia to awareness-raising climate workshops. In addition, numerous PRIMA evenings provide an insight into the work of the individual instrumental and vocal classes.Ticket sales for all paid events start on March 15.We hope you enjoy browsing and look forward to your visit to CampusOne - Schloss Gottesaue!
14.03.2025
You can now find our programme for the coming summer semester from April to July under Events. The programme ranges from solo recitals to large orchestral projects, from children's opera to live coding, from musicological symposia to awareness-raising climate workshops. In addition, numerous PRIMA evenings provide an insight into the work of the individual instrumental and vocal classes.Advance ticket sales for all paid events start on 15 March.We hope you enjoy browsing and look forward to… Weiterlesen
13.03.2025
The Institute of Music Journalism has been nominated for the prestigious LFK Media Prize in the ‘Podcasts@BW’ category.  In their project ’12,41 € - Eine Stunde Lebenszeit. Der Mindestlohnpodcast’, the students tackled a topical issue: What does the minimum wage mean for real life? And how much is an hour of life worth? In interviews with experts and self-experiments, they also investigated which wishes and everyday needs can be fulfilled with €12.41.The LFK Media Prize is the most… Weiterlesen
04.03.2025
At the beginning of February, students from the Institute of Music Informatics and Musicology together with students from the State Academy of Fine Arts had the opportunity to visit CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, for a week as part of the SciArt Dialogue Week @ CERN. The aim of the week was to bring together artists and physicists from all over the world to exchange ideas about science and art.The week began with excursions to various CERN research facilities. These… Weiterlesen