The European Commission-funded research and innovation action TROMPA aims to create a digital platform on which all of us can help shape the digitisation, interconnection, and enrichment of all manifestations of “classical music”, including scores and sound recordings.

Juri Giannini, Andreas Holzer, Stefan Jena, and Jürgen Polak (eds.): Lothar Knessl. Vermittler neuer Musik, Autor, Komponist, Kurator. Hollitzer Verlag, 2018.

Since the dawn of the 20th-century, sounds and images conveyed via various media have been playing an ever-greater role in the shaping of our world and living environment.

On the Temporal Deterioration of Digital Audio: Embracing Degradation

„Open Science [is] just science done right.“

This book marks the culmination of a lecture series that explored the notion of transculturality from an interdisciplinary perspective.

This past June, the ethnomusicologist Ursula Hemetek became the first woman professor at an arts university to receive the Wittgenstein Award.