E-Books

Digital music books and specialized literature available as e-books from Wolke Verlag's catalog.

Tempo

Tempo is the international journal for contemporary music—essays, interviews, and reviews on today's music.

15,00 € – 18,00 €

Composing While Black

Revised and expanded: *Composing While Black* is now available with a new foreword—a incisive, urgent exploration of race, representation, and structural inequality in contemporary music.

22,99 € – 29,00 €

I welcome whatever happens next

Klaus Reichert Remembers John Cage – a book about music, listening, and collaboration. Told with precision and calm, it opens up new perspectives on sound, language, and the art of listening.

14,99 € – 28,00 €

Art-Interplay

A radical defense of the artistic “in-between”: Art-Interplay explores the tension between music, dance, drawing, and film—reflected upon theoretically and documented in a practical manner.

18,99 €

Kranichsteiner Gespenster / Specters of Kranichstein

This volume evokes the repressed mind criticism in Darmstadt.

8,99 € – 12,00 €

Musikhochschulen als Resonanzkörper der Gesellschaft

In light of societal change, what missions should conservatories pursue, and how is their specific educational mandate evolving between tradition and innovation—or between preservation and renewal?

28,00 €

Lehre unter Strom

Models for and critical perspectives on new teaching and learning.

32,00 €

Werke in memoriam

A musical memory.

36,00 €

Wie erscheint das Klingen?

The study expands Kant's theory of space to include an auditory form of a priori intuition – with a focus on music and ZERO art.

59,00 €

Morphologie in der Musik

This study is three things in one: conceptual history, theory, and analysis.

48,00 €

Switching Worlds

The readjustment of a digitally influenced or digitally reflective perspective as a compositional strategy.

29,80 €

Cross-genre composition: encoding characters in the chamber opera I.th.Ak.A. with semiotic elements derived from commercial music genres

A study of cross-genre composition at the intersection of opera, pop, semiotics, and contemporary culture.

0,00 €

Lord Berners’ Lieder

The question of the intertextual structure of the work.

28,00 €

Jennifer Walshe

Jennifer Walshe develops a “New Discipline”: performative music as a multimedia search for identity.

15,00 € – 19,00 €

We thought we could change the world

Rare insights into Brötzmann’s world—through interviews, photos, and his artwork.

22,00 €