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26.06.2025
Henrike Fröhlich from Prof Pirmin Grehl's flute class has been given a temporary contract for a season with the Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra and Samyeul Go (double bass soloist exam, class of Prof Marcello Hong) has also been given a temporary contract with the WDR Symphony Orchestra.
17.06.2025
City cycling 2025 from 29 June to 19 July 2025Register now for the ‘Karlsruhe University of Music’ teamThis year, the Karlsruhe University of Music is taking part in CITY CYCLING for the first time. The team captain is Rector Matthias WiegandtRegistration is now open.What is it about? During the three weeks, we will collect as many kilometres by bike as possible and compete against other teams in Karlsruhe. The kilometres cycled can be tracked via the CITY CYCLING app or entered online.… Weiterlesen
16.06.2025
A new book has been published:Atmosphäre komponierenSpüren und Erleben in neuen KonzertformatenAutorin: Cornelia Wild Atmospheres are one of the fundamental impressions of a concert experience, especially in new concert formats with their multidimensional, multimedia and participatory approaches. But how are atmospheres created and how can they be consciously generated? Based on a theoretical-empirical analysis, Cornelia Wild illustrates the concert atmosphere as a model with which the… Weiterlesen
15.06.2025
Since 1998, the Dr Hermann Büttner Piano Competition has been organised annually by the lawyer named after him. Since 2017, the renowned competition to promote young musicians has been organised by the Adler Büttner Foundation. This year's competition was for solo piano. In the first round, a work by Johann Sebastian Bach was obligatory: namely an English or French Suite, or the French Overture BWV 831 or the Capriccio in B flat major sopra la lontananza del suo fratello dilettissimo BWV… Weiterlesen
11.06.2025
Music Informatics students went on an excursion to Geneva to visit the European Organisation for Nuclear Research CERN. Prof. Markus Klute (KIT) and Michael Hoch (CERN) had invited the students, accompanied by Michele Samarotto (IMWI/University of Music), together with students from the Karlsruhe Academy of Arts, to take part in an exchange as part of Michael Hoch's ‘art@CMS’ programme at CERN. They were able to take part in the ‘SciArt Dialogue Week’ for a week, listen to lectures by world-… Weiterlesen