SYNKOPEN

SYNKOPEN is a platform for thinking in motion. The series is dedicated to the radical contemporary issues of 21st-century music—fast-paced, edgy, fragmentary. Here, composers, philosophers, theorists, and artists write about the unfinished, the contentious, the now. Somewhere between essay and manifesto, a space emerges where thinking becomes resistance and music is renegotiated as a social practice. A series for everyone who wants to know what is happening—and what might come.

Die Welt strukturieren queeren [?]

Structuring the world queerly an essay on compositional thinking beyond music. Eloain Lovis Hübner understands composition as a transdisciplinary practice of structuring, opening and queering the world.

16,00 

Wo hört die Musik auf?

Peter Kraut explores in 100 paired reflections the limits of music between listening experience, theory and philosophical irritation.

14,00 

Der objektive Geist

A radical manifesto on art as an autonomous form of thought propositions in verse of striking clarity.

18,00 

This is not music

Magdalena Zorn examines why sound has become the great metaphor of late modernity between resonance, spirituality and the desire to hear the world as unity.

12,00 

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