News & Events

We welcome our new students on campus!

The Center of Applied Music Research at Danube University is thrilled to welcome our second-year Music Management MA students and our first-year Music for Applied Media MA participants back on campus!

Miguel Kertsman held seminars at Music Academy in Accumoli

Miguel Kertsman from the Center for Applied Music Research has conducted seminars at the Music Academy in Accumoli in August 2021 working with an international group of young musicians. Topics ranged from self management to communications skills and the workings of the music industry.

ICOM Austria - Part-scholarship for Exhibition Development, CP

Just published/frisch erschienen:

RETRACING POLITICAL DIMENSIONS

New studio and audio facilities in 2020

Hands-on lab experience in our Master of Arts program ‚Music for Applied Media
The Master of Arts program Music for Applied Media starts in May 2021. We offer an advanced, part-time study program for composers, producers, sound and media artists, musicians and musicologists looking for careers in music supporting film, games, TV, and new linear or interactive media. Our flexible curriculum combines practical training with theoretical knowledge and aesthetics.

ONLINE NOW: SARAH KENDERINDE: EXPERIMENTAL MUSEOLOGY - SCULPTING CULTURAL DATA

New Summer Course Offerings

One Day Online Seminars at the Center for Applied Music Research
The Center for Applied Music Research is pleased to offer two one day online seminars in September tapping into the music industry experience and expertise of our international faculty.

Music*Media*Business – Potentials & Challenges

Report on Live-Streaming Event, 22 June 2020
On Monday, June 22, 2020 Danube University's Center for Applied Music Research hosted an online event where attendees were able to learn about the Center's latest Master of Arts offerings -- new MA Programs in Music Management and Music for Applied Media -- as well as having the opportunity to enjoy a lecture by Berlin based International Music and Culture Journalist, Rebecca Schmidt, PHD (New York Times, American Symphony Orchestra League, etc.) about the Classical Music landscape in 2020, especially in regards to the Covid-19 crisis and its massive impact across many industries.

SUMMIT ON NEW MEDIA ART ARCHIVING

during ISEA2020 in MONTREAL, Canada during ISEA2020 in MONTREAL, Canada Monday May 18, 09.00-17.00 NAD – University of Quebec
The Summit is organised with the purpose of presenting a roadmap towards the goals of the Liverpool Declaration*). This is a co-operative effort of the ISEA, Ars Electronica, SIGGRAPH and ADA archives.