July 16 – July 25, 2006
August 27 – September 5, 2006
The course offers classes and individual studio time in the „Wiener Klangwerkstatt“:
Bend and shape sound anyway you want: Experiment - explore - discover!
Technology has its own challenges for composers; find out what is congenial for you and work accordingly.
Bruno Liberda – the composer, who first played electronic music at the Vienna State Opera – teaches electronic music at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna.
Works performed at the opera houses in Frankfurt, Bonn, Amsterdam; at the Vienna Burgtheater, Marstall Theater Munich, Piccolo Teatro Milano, Berliner Ensemble, and many more; diverse sound installations, CDs; scores published by Ariadne Verlag.
From Sampling to Resynthesis: embeded in historical discours and audiovisual examples, learn the basic strategies of electronic composition. As in a small group (enrollment is limited to 6 students), you will benefit from lively Q&A situations.
In your 8 hours of assisted individual studio time, you will be coached by Bruno Liberda, working on a Kyma Sound Design Workstation, completed by recording and mastering sessions with Wiener Festwochen chef sound engineer Adolf Toegel.
Inbetween new sonic experiences, you will have guided tours to sites in and around Vienna, a city with not only unique musical history, but with the richest and most important art collections in the world. http://www.aboutvienna.org/sights/sights.htm
Enrollment is limited to 6 participants.
After being admitted to the program, applicants
can secure their places by paying the tuition
fee on or before June 26 and August 4, 2006.
Double-room accomodation for 31,- €
Single-room for 45,- € in 3 min. walking
distance http://www.kolping-wien-zentral.at
Application Deadline:
June 22, 2006
July 30, 2006
Tuition: 950,- €