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Book Cover: The Needle

Die Nadel

What does a sewing needle reveal about an opera? An essayistic exploration of Ljubomir Pipkov’s *Jana’s Nine Brothers* —navigating the realms of music, legend, and symbolism.

14,60 

Book Cover: Music Is (Also) a Woman's Thing

Musik ist (auch) Frauensache

Esther Abramis’s inspiring book about forgotten female composers, classical music, social media, and the courage to make oneself visible as a woman.

18,00 

Book Cover: The Henze Challenge

Die Henze Challenge

A challenge for the ears: Christoph Becher invites you to discover twelve works by Hans Werner Henze —with QR codes, a playlist, and an entertaining and accessible journey through one of the most exciting soundscapes of the 20th century.

24,00 

Book cover: Composing While Black

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 

Book cover: I welcome whatever happens next

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 

Book Cover: The New Wild Harmony

Der neue wilde Wohlklang

On the 100th anniversary of Hans Werner Henze’s birth: A multifaceted volume on one of the most contradictory and influential composers of the 20th century—spanning the avant-garde, politics, and his personal musical language.

18,00 

Book cover: Structuring the World Queerly [?]

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 

Book Cover: Where Does the Music End?

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 

Book cover: The Objective mind

Der objektive Geist

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

18,00 

Book cover: “I hear the stones, see the sound, and read the water”

„Ich höre die Steine, sehe den Klang und lese das Wasser“

Maierhofer-Lischka's study takes us on an analytically precise journey into the fascinating world of contemporary audio-visual theater, where sound becomes visible space and architecture becomes an audible experience.

44,00 

Book Cover: Microtonality in Mexico

Mikrotonalität in Mexiko

A microtonal revolution in Mexico: Julián Carrillo wanted to break down the tonal system with his "Sonido 13." Jonas Reichert reconstructs for the first time, based on primary sources, the origins, works, and innovative power of this early avant-garde project (1921–1925).

48,00 

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SYNKOPEN-Postkarte #06

“Why is opera so expensive?” Postcard featuring a quote from the SYNKOPEN series.

2,00 

Product image: SYNKOPEN Postcard #01

SYNKOPEN-Postkarte #01

“Does my good taste help me discover music?” Postcard featuring a quote from the SYNKOPEN series.

2,00 

Product image: SYNKOPEN postcard #03

SYNKOPEN-Postkarte #03

“Where does the music end?” Postcard featuring a quote from the SYNKOPEN series.

2,00 

Product image: SYNKOPEN Poster #10

SYNKOPEN-Poster #10

“You’re in it together—for better or worse” Quote poster for the SYNKOPEN series.

12,00 15,00 

Product image: SYNKOPEN Poster #05

SYNKOPEN-Poster #05

“Is it true that plants like Mozart?” Quote poster for the SYNKOPEN series.

12,00 15,00 

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