Damian T. Dziwis »Es gibt kein Richtiges […] im Falschen«
Machine Autonomy in Music. How does artificial intelligence change our understanding of creativity and its results? Damian T. Dziwis meets Christian Faubel and Christian Banasik. Read More
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Bettina Wenzel »foreign oxygen«
Foreign guest artists are catalysts, refreshing oxygen for the German cultural scene. Bettina Wenzel invites to travellers to her podcast episodes. Read More
Mazyar Kashian »Considerations On Form«
Mazyar Kashian, who is composing in music, reflects with Friedrich Jaecker, himself a composer and author, on a fundamental topic in music: In two movements they talk about form. Read More
Annie Bloch »Pipe Fiction«
Photo: Leonie Braun A broadcast about pipe organs and their narratives. In the first episode, Annie speaks with the composer and sound artist Jan Vysocky… Read More
Hanna Schörken »Getting up with Hanna«
Foto: Hanna Schörken Hanna kicks off with eye yoga for all those who only work in front of the computer in lockdown. Her guest is… Read More
Niklas Seidl »Hanging Our Together Alone«
Foto: Paulette Penje Composer and cellist Niklas Seidl will create four editions of the ON Podcast in the month of May and report on the… Read More
Lorenz Rommelspacher »Pink Noise«
Foto: Ulrike Kase Audiovisualist Lorenz Rommelspacher studied in Cologne, but now lives and works in Amsterdam. In his four ONpodcast episodes, he devotes himself to… Read More
Akiko Ahrendt »Relevant Systems«
Foto: Akiko Ahrendt Violinist, composer and sound worker Akiko Ahrendt raises the big questions in July: How socially relevant are music and art anyway? And… Read More
Maria Wildeis »Noise and Music«
Foto: Maria Wildeis For four podcasts in August, curator Maria Wildeis enters the world of visual artists who see sound and music as part of… Read More
Tamon Yashima »Nerds and Currywurst«
Foto: Rebecca ter Braak The composer and oboist Tamon Yashima takes us to the Ruhr region – from the snack bar to the scene nerd. Read More
