Veranstaltungen der Kunstuniversität Linz
STURMHERTA explores synthesizer-based sound design methods, as well as immersive audiovisual performances and installations that push the limits of human perception. Based in Linz, Austria, he studies Postdigital Lutherie at the University of Arts Linz. While most of his works are meant to be experienced live, he also releases music in formats such as tapes …
„Tangible Music Club #4 Ulla Rauter + Sturmherta“ weiterlesen
Das Tangible Music Lab lädt zum Konzert Meng Qi+ HOŁUBOWSKA w/ MUCIÑO Meng Qi is a pioneering synthesizer designer and musician. His thoughts center on the duality of instruments: control/chaos, harmony/noise, quantization/continuity, and so on, and he embodies these concepts in highly gestural interfaces. Meng Qi has designed the Wing and Wingie. Currently, he is …
Yuri Landman is a musician and renowned inventor of musical instruments. He rose to international attention in the early 2000s by designing radical instruments for Sonic Youth, Liars, Half Japanese, Einstürzende Neubauten, Micachu, and many other pioneering experimental musicians. Since 2009, Landman has expanded into teaching, serving as a guest lecturer at numerous European academies, …
„Tangible Music Club #9: Yuri Landman + Obi Blanche“ weiterlesen
Rickpo (ES) is an artist and musician. With a background in classical music, a Master’s thesis on chiptunes, and deep roots in internet subcultures, he cultivates an emotionally driven sonic universe that is in constant development. His style fuses hyperpop aesthetics with experimental bass and early video game music. Currently based at the Tangible Music …
MSHR is an art collective that collaboratively builds and explores sculptural electronic systems. Their performances and installations integrate electrical signals and human presence, weaving dense networks of causality to form audiovisual environments that babble with a life-like current. They explore intuitive and technical gradients between sonic and sculptural forms, using analog circuitry and open-source software to sculpt …
Andreas Trobollowitsch presents his self-built mechanical turntables: rotating, carved wooden discs are played with small branches acting as tonearms. Through friction, texture, and continuously variable speeds, complex rhythmic patterns and flowing soundscapes emerge, layered with subtle, organic samples of wood and forest sounds. Andreas Trobollowitsch is an Austrian multidisciplinary composer and sound artist. He focuses …
„Tangible Music Club #14: Trobollowitsch + Ekdahl“ weiterlesen