New Music

This volume brings together perspectives on the phenomenon of sound in new music—analytical, compositional, and interdisciplinary.

This study examines how different concepts of physicality shape artistic practice in the field of music and sound.

The digital revolution meets new music: a book about aesthetic ruptures, freedom, progress, and controversy.

This unique series of conversations with Kurtág, both alone and together with his wife, provides a fascinating insight into the composer's personality, which is characterized by reserve, but equally by an insatiable desire for sensory impressions through art and nature, as well as encounters with people.

The book focuses on the spiritual dimension of Oliver Messiaen's music—in particular, the significance of religion and faith for his artistic work.

This volume uses letters, lectures, and writings to show how Mauricio Kagel had a lasting influence on the Darmstadt Summer Courses and new music.