TENOR2021

  • Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg (12 Harvestehuder Weg, 20148 , Hamburg)
  • lundi 10 mai 2021 - jeudi 13 mai 2021
  • 09h00 - 23h00 (heure locale)

Welcome!

 

The conference will take place from Monday, May 10 to Thursday, May 13, 2021 in Hamburg, Germany.

The International Conference on Technologies for Music Notation and Representation is dedicated to issues in theoretical and applied research and development in Music Notation and Representation, with a strong focus on computer tools and applications, as well as a tight connection to music creation. “Technology” in the conference name refers to any mean that may contribute to the notation, representation and/or visualisation of the music and sound, for purposes that may include (but are not limited to) music composition, performance, representation, transcription, analysis and pedagogy.
The first edition of the conference – TENOR 2015 – was been held in Paris in May 2015, as the final outcome of a working group entitled The new Spaces of Music Notation. The other editions were held in Cambrigde (2016), A Coruña (2017), Montreal (2018)  and Melbourne (2019).

For more information visit http://www.tenor-conference.org/

 

Registration, tickets & schedule.

 

The 6th international conference on technologies for music notation and representation will take place from Monday May 10 to Thursday May 13 and be hosted by Hamburg University of Music and Drama (HfMT). The conference will include a special emphasis on Notation and Representation in the Time of a Pandemic.

The program will include daily paper presentations, workshops and concerts by international artists and researchers. Keynote speakers at TENOR 2021 will be Thor Magnusson (10.05.), Michael Maierhof (11.05.), Carola Bauckholt (12.05.) and Alexander Schubert (13.05.). The artistic programme will include, among many others, music by Christian Klinkenberg, Cat Hope, Jonathan Bell, Lindsay Vickery and Sandeep Bhagwati. Ensembles and artists in residence will be SPIIC Ensemble, Blue Print Ensemble, So Wrong it’s Right Trombone Quartet and the Bohlen-Pierce-clarinetists Nora-Louise Müller and Ákos Hoffmann.

The last two days of the conference will overlap with Klingt gut! Symposium on Sonic Art and Spatial Audio — an interdisciplinary event at the intersection of art and technology hosted by the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW). Attendees will be able to get passes at a reduced rate should they wish to participate in both conferences. TENOR 2021 and Klingt gut! 2021 will share two round tables together. First on May 12 with Natasha Barrett as keynote speaker at Klingt gut! and guests Hyunkook Lee, Daniel Rudrich, Markus Noisternig, Heather Frasch and Thor Magnusson. The event will be hosted by Rama Gottfried. The second round table on May 13 will focus on the (artistic) research project KiSS – Kinetics in Sound & Space in collaboration by HAW Hamburg and HfMT Hamburg.

All events can be attended through Whova after registration (see link below). 
Keynotes and concerts only will be provided by HfMT Hamburg’s Youtube channel and public Zoom Links for free.

YOUTUBE CHANNEL

 

Registration, ticketing and pricing here

REGISTRATION & TICKETING

 

Please check for daily schedule here

DAILY SCHEDULE

 

More information about TENOR and Klingt gut! can be found here:


https://tenor2021.hfmt-hamburg.de

https://www.tonlabor-haw.de/klg/klingtgut-2020