essay

  • essay
    11.07.2018

    Lullabies and memory loss

    © Alexander Banck-Petersen
    Attending a concert – what’s it all about? In this essay Professor Holger Schulze takes us through his listening experience at Klang Festival in Copenhagen.
    By Holger Schulze
  • essay
    09.11.2017

    A sonic time capsule

    A sonic time capsule.
    'A Sonic Time Capsule – a small instruction manual explaining how to realize such a thing' by Andrea Zarza Canova.
    By Andrea Zarza Canova
  • essay
    31.05.2017

    Just spoke: Composing with objects, performing with subjects

    © Kasper Vang
    A private reflexion on the proces of grief and mourning in relation to composing.
    By Juliana Hodkinson
  • essay
    22.02.2016

    Lydprofetier

    Else Marie Pades 1957 indføring i musique concrète og elektronisk musik og en inddirekte appel til større lydhørhed overover for denne nye musik. Oprindeligt trykt i DMT, 1957/2.
    By Else Marie Pade
  • essay
    05.05.2015

    ... too wide a field. Sound Art in Berlin.

    "Looking at SoundArt in Berlin today, we find not only an evolved art form, but a unique cultural situation, making this city still one of the worlds most lively SoundArt centres. The history of SoundArt in Berlin is here traced back to the 1970s when the Western part of the divided city became a centre of cross-disciplinary and experimental art. To understand the subsequent development, the article starts with the underlying cultural and political situation of Berlin in the last few decades."
    By Kersten Glandien
  • essay
    05.05.2015

    Objective: The object

    Is there a line from Mahler to Simon Steen-Andersen? From a fin-de-siècle symphony to a 21st century avant-garde investigation of technological possibilities? Well maybe, the author argues, if modernism in music is seen as an interest in sounding objects.
    By Henrik Friis