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Sven Serfling-Krannich Sound Engineer Sven Serfling-Krannich has been employed as a sound engineer at the Staatliche Institut für Musikforschung since 2016. His main responsibilities include overseeing the institute's in-house studio and video technology, as well as working with historical playback

MIM Kids The Musikinstrumenten-Museum offers a variety of events for children and families . Calendar of Events (in German) Contact Museum box office +49 30 254 81-178 Email

Digitised collections Digital collections Our Digital Collections contain selected digitized content from our library. There are occasionally titles from other libraries and from private collections as well. Digital content based on items in our own collections is available to anyone around the worl

The Virtual Concert Hall This page is still under construction. Contact Dr. Hans-Joachim Maempel Head of Department III +49 30 254 81 141 Email CV Publications Maempel Horn, 2017: The Virtual Concert Hall Support

Louis Petitjean Research Assistant at the Musical Instrument Museum Louis Petitjean is a PhD student at the University of Paris 1 - Panthéon-Sorbonne, a member of the HiCSA "Histoire Culturelle et Sociale de l'Art" laboratory and is under the joint supervision of Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di

Data privacy The Staatliche Institut für Musikforschung (SIM) as a legally dependent institution of the Stiftung Reußischer Kulturbesitz (Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, SPK) is committed to handling your personal data in a responsible way and to maintaining transparency about its use. The fo

Organology Organology is a discipline of musicology dedicated to the study and description of musical instruments. Since its establishment by Curt Sachs, it has made use of interdisciplinary aids and techniques, primarily from art history, but also from ethnology and physics. Areas of responsibility

sense:ability Music-related knowledge transfer between materiality and virtuality Photo: SIMPK/Paula Nickel Music is a highly sensory affair, based on numerous laws and principles. We hear a favourite melody and an infinite variety of sounds. We see the conductor's gesture, the scores, and other wri

Anne-Katrin Breitenborn Anne-Katrin Breitenborn studied Visual Communication at the Hochschule der Künste Berlin and has been working as a designer at the Staatliche Institut für Musikforschung since 2007. She is responsible for the layout and production of information and promotional materials and

Katrin Sommer Katrin Sommer has worked in the administration of the Staatliche Institut für Musikforschung (SIM) since 2003. Her main activities are the production of acceptance and disbursement orders, the cooperation in procurement, the administration of office supplies and consumables, as well as