Matter in Motion: Choreographic Instruments & Spatial Composition Patrizia Ruthensteiner is a composer, performer and instrument inventor based in Vienna (AT). Her practice explores hybrid formats that structurally interlink sound, choreography and sculptural […] Read more
Patrizia Ruthensteiner is a composer, performer and instrument inventor based in Vienna (AT). Her practice explores hybrid formats that structurally interlink sound, choreography and sculptural instruments, investigating alternative relationships between nature, technology […] Read more
Marco Donnarumma is an artist, stage director, inventor and theorist. His oeuvre confronts normative body politics with uncompromising counter-narratives, where bodies are in tension between control and agency, presence and absence, grace […] Read more
The Tangible Music Lab will organize its first Postdigital Summer School on the topic of Spatial Audio Instruments. The school is organized as a multidisciplinary workshop between the University of Arts Linz, […] Read more
The Tangible Music Lab will again open its doors for those attending this year’s Ars Electronica festival. We will prepare some demos, snacks and drinks on Saturday, September 12th from 10am until […] Read more
The Postdigital Ensemble is a contemporary music collective with students from the Postdigital Lutherie master program at the University of Arts Linz, and is conducted by Bernhard Breuer from our partner Anton […] Read more
The Tangible Music Lab and students of the Postdigital Lutherie master programme celebrate their digital musical instruments and the bodies that play them. Out of Control is a gala evening which awards […] Read more
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 […] Read more
Songwriting as a System: The Semantic Machine, a Song That Changes with the World Around You. Recorded songs are often defined by repetition: one structure, one set of lyrics, one definitive version. This talk […] Read more
Composed Sound Systems Andreas Trobollowitsch works across sound, installation, and performance, employing self-built instruments, modified everyday objects, plants, string instruments, and custom-designed apparatuses. His works are conceptually rigorous and framed within clear […] Read more