Klang und Realität

Different concepts of time come together in the graphic notation Proximty Effect by Raphael Zoeschinger, who specializes in Transmedia Forms. Photo: Raphael Zoeschinger

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

For Messe und Messen [Mass and Measurement], his master's thesis in Epistemic Media, Chris Erkal measured the room acoustics of the Maria Laach Abbey. Photo: Christoph Collenberg

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

A multi-channel composition produced in composer Phillip Schulze's Acoustic Art seminar exhibited as part of the 2021 SimultanProjekte show at the Simultanhalle in Cologne. Photo: Laurenz Raschke

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

In his final project Embedded Furniture, Distel Kenye of the Transmedia Forms program collected and evaluated pieces of music and images created over the course of his studies.

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

Anja Dreschke, who teaches Media Anthropology in Epistemic Media, conducts field research in Salento in 2018. Photo: Carlo Peters

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

Nathalie Brum's final project in the Transmedia Forms concentration, "Gesang der Maschinen" ["Song of the Machines"], premiered as an installation at the Opernhaus Wuppertal in 2021. Photo: Philip Kistner

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

During his time studying Transmedia Forms, visual artist and musician Mark Matthes's projects evolved from paintings into multimedia installations. Photo: Mimosa

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

In her research in Epistemic Media, Elisa Kühnl developed advanced vocal techniques, which she collaboratively expanded in an experimental choir. Photo: Sophia Schach

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

Underwater field recordings by Anna Schütten for her master's thesis Hören: Höhenfelder See [Listening: Höhenfelder Lake] in Epistemic Media.

https://rsh-duesseldorf.de/klangundrealitaet/

We are currently running a Call for Application for the next academic year. Candidates can apply for the Klang und Realität master’s program once a year; applications must be received by October 31. Courses start in the summer semester, at the beginning of April.

Next Thursday, the Sound Cinema Düsseldorf will take place. Nathalie Brum, student in the master program Klang und Realität, is also nominated in the category "Isolation".
Nathalie will give insights into the project in an interview on Wednesday, 13.10. at 14:00 on the WDR 5 program "Scala".

Sound Cinema Das Sound Cinema Düsseldorf ist ein Recorded-Sound-Festival für experimentelle Musik und elektroakustische Klangkunst.

After his Bachelor studies in Arnhem and the Music and Media studies in Düsselorf, IMM student Christoph Collenberg decided to pursue the Master studies in Klang und Realität as well.

He came up with a pack of ideas as the basis for a project, and in this master's degree he saw an opportunity to implement it over a longer period of time in an inspiring milieu.

In an interview with Laura Greco, he talked about the degree program, his work, and his role models in music, art, and culture. You can find the entire (german) interview at:

https://www.rsh-duesseldorf.de/institute/institut-fuer-musik-und-medien/newsfeed/artikel/2019-05-21-christoph-collenberg-ueber-epistemische-medien/