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Jan 13 || 8 Channel Composition || 7 pm Klanglabor

Sebastián Verea
EVERYTHING WILL BE HERE ALWAYS

Originally composed for concert organ, "Everything Will Be Here Always" is a sound installation that uses real-time solar positioning to trigger musical events. A computer reads a world map marked with indicators of human presence—cultural sites, technological infrastructure—activating sounds as the sun's path crosses each location.

13.1.26 & 14.1.26 @ Klang und Intermedia GMPU Klagenfurt
What are and can instruments actually be? Technologies, practices, means, tools, extensions, sensors and transformers of conceptual and physical kind - musical/artistic, cosmological and scientific - researching and oblivious. - Can instrumentalities expand our human perception and scope of action in a way that make our grasp of ‘being-one-part-of-many’ processes and shared habitats grow?

We‘re kicking off this year‘s Sonic Tuesdays with fresh energy - and jumping straight into a double concert!

7pm LIVE - Klanglabor Marienstraße 5

Albers & Valeza
electroacoustic clarinet-computer duo

Monogong Betenzwar
newage/weird-folk

Sonic Tuesday ✨ Dec 9 || Listening Session 7-9 pm at Klanglabor Marienstraße 5

Perspectives and Beatings from a Terra Ignota - Two works emerging from the Terra-Ignota platform propose distinct trajectories for sensing, describing, and resonating with territory.

Three Perspectives on the Mountain Landscape
Even though all three works unfold at roughly the same altitude they open up radically different ways of listening to a mountain

For our next Sonic Tuesday we will listen together to the multichannel work “Playground N” by the Sono-Choreographic Collective (Kerstin Ergenzinger, Bnaya Halperin-Kaddari and Kiran Kumar).

Joint listening session will explore the theme »Audible Cosmos«, presenting multichannel works derived from sonification of astrophysical data and models.

Nov 4 || Listening Session with pieces from: Beatriz Ferreyra, Meredith Monk, Ute Wassermann

Deep Listening in Multichannel: Pauline Oliveros

In autumn and winter 2024/25, the KoosMic permanent listening station was established on the island of Koos near Greifswald, in a coastal peatland area managed by the Michael Succow Foundation and scientifically monitored by the Greifswald Mire Centre. The station was initiated by Udo Noll and set up together with students from the Department of Acoustic Ecologies and Sound Studies, Bauhaus University Weimar under the professorship of Kerstin Ergenzinger.