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28 May 2024|Forschung

New Release: „Sonic Design. Explorations Between Art and Science"

This open access book offers a historical context and an overview of the field's current artistic and scientific research. Sonic design includes the construction and performance of acoustic instruments but also recording, editing, mixing, and synthesizing sounds using analog and digital electronic devices. This book...

Special Issue on Sonification in the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society

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6 May 2024|newsfeed-sm

SI: Sonification

We proudly announce the release of the Special Issue on Sonification in the AES: Journal of the Audio Engineering Society edited by Tim Ziemer, Thomas Hermann, Kyla McMullen and Robert Höldrich.

1 May 2024|Studium und Lehre

SystMus-Blog online

Mit unserem SystMus-Blog lernen Studierende suchmaschinenoptimiertes Schreiben über Musikwissenschaft, geben Musik-Laien Tipps und Studienanfänger'innen Anleitungen zur Systematischen Musikwissenschaft, von Tonstudio-Audio, über...

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3 Handbücher aus der Reihe "Current Research in Systematic Musicology"

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Book Series "Current Research in Systematic Musicology"

The handbook series, published by Springer, deals with current research as well as relevant topics and trends in systematic musicology. In keeping with the highly interdisciplinary nature of the subject, the individual publications combine different perspectives on musical topics with diverse methodologies and theoretical backgrounds. Experimental findings, computer modelling, psychological and neurocognitive research as well as ethnic and urban field research lead to a new understanding of music and its specific characteristics.

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Digitale Musikethnologie

Zum 01.04.2017 ist das DFG-geförderte Projekt "Music Information Retrival based data infrastructure for ethnographic sound recordings archives" gestartet. Weiter Informationen zum aktuellen Stand des Projekts finden Sie hier.

Ziel des Projektes ist es, eine Content-basierte Dateninfrastruktur für Digitalisate historischer, ethnographischer Tonträger zu entwickeln.

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Forschungsprojekt SloMo, gefördert von der EU

2017 startete das fünfjährige Projekt "Slow Motion: Transformations of Musical Time in Perception and Performance" (Leitung: Prof. Dr. Clemens Wöllner). Das Forschungsvorhaben wurde von der Europäischen Kommission mit einem ERC Consolidator Grant in Höhe von fast 2 Mill. Euro gefördert.

Weitere Informationen finden sich hier (Wissenschaftsmetropole Hamburg) und auf den Seiten des Projekts.