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  1. Dr Emanuele Marconi

    Dr Emanuele Marconi Director of the Musikinstrumenten-Museum, Staatliches Institut für Musikforschung Emanuele Marconi graduated as a restorer from the Civica Scuola di Liuteria (Lutherie making school) in Milan and then studied Musicology and Cultural Heritage Conservation in Cremona (Università di

  2. Experiencing Music - Exploring Music

    Experiencing Music - Exploring Music Strategy Paper of the Staatliches Institut für Musikforschung 2023 to 2028 Prerequisites Music is a human form of expression and communication that transcends boundaries and times, and it is in a constant state of technical, aesthetic, and social change. Music id

  3. Instrument making<br>in two German republics

    Instrument making in two German republics from June 2024 Spotlight exhibition on instrument making during the division of Germany Electronic organ world champion TO 200/5, 1970, VEB Klingenthaler Harmonikawerke. Photo: SIMPK/Anne-Katrin Breitenborn The Musikinstrumenten-Museum uses actors and object

  4. Flavia Hennig, M.A.

    Flavia Hennig, M.A. Higher Education 04/2018–09/2023 MA studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin: Musicology 09/2016–01/2017 Erasmus semester in France at the Université Lumière Lyon 2: Musicology 10/2014–08/2018 BA studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin: core subject Musicology, second su

  5. Dr. Thomas MacMillan

    Dr. Thomas MacMillan Research Institute Assistant Higher education 2019–2022 PhD at the University of Arts Berlin Dissertation: „I Might Be Wrong: Modal Fluctuation in the Music of Radiohead“ 2009–2014 Studies in musicology and composition (Bachelor and Master degrees) Newcastle University, England

  6. Schönberg24

    Schönberg24 "Schönberg is dead", composer and conductor Pierre Boulez proclaimed in 1951. Despite such prophecies of doom, Schönberg's compositional and theoretical work continues to attract a great deal of attention from performers, contemporary composers, and audiences alike. In three series of ev

  7. Low brass

    Low brass A brief history of low brass instruments Bass tuba by Johann Gottfried Moritz (Berlin, 1839), cat.-no. 4456. Photo: Schnepp Renou Exhibition in the stone foyer of the Musikinstrumenten-Museum for the "Year of the Tuba 2024" Whether in a symphony orchestra or a brass band, the tuba is an es

  8. Stamatia Fourlemadi

    Stamatia Fourlemadi Stamatia Fourlemadi is finishing her studies at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in the department of History and Philosophy of Science . At the same time she is a musician, having received a diploma in both trumpet performance and music theory from Odeion Conse

  9. Bibliographie des Musikschrifttums

    Bibliographie des Musikschrifttums The Bibliographie des Musikschrifttums (Bibliography of Music Literature, BMS) was created in 1936 by our predecessor institution, the Staatliches Institut für deutsche Musikforschung (State Institute for German Music Research) in Berlin, in order to establish a co

  10. Correspondence of the Second Viennese School

    Correspondence of the Second Viennese School This multivolume series containing the complete correspondence of the Viennese School gives researchers and the general public access to one of the most important collections of sources for the history of twentieth-century music. Letter from Arnold Schönb