Tuesday 14 – Friday 17 May 2013 Austrian Cultural Forum London This admirable undertaking promotes the exchanges between young composers from the two countries, and…
From the 29th of May to the 1st of June 2013 the new international forum for classical music of all styles and periods, Classical:NEXT, will…
Sound-explorer, electronic pioneer and holdout. Hans-Joachim Roedelius is one of the unsung heros of pioneering experimental electronic music, who steadfastly explored a new medium of…
Three new chamber music compositions by the multi-talented Johannes Berauer are now available in the music austria sheet music shop. Compositions of this young Austrian composer are difficult to assign to one specific genre. An instrumentation with violin, clarinet, bassoon and piano implies contemporary music.
In recent decades hardly anyone has influenced the Austrian music scene as much as Friedrich Cerha. Friedrich Cerha may be best known as a composer…
Since 1975 the œnm . österreichisches ensemble für neue musik (Austrian Ensemble for New Music) has been making sure that the range of music in the Mozart city of Salzburg and elsewhere is enriched with various facets of new music and continues to bring a broad palette of contemporary music to the stage.
After months of intensive preparation and development, mica – music austria now has a new online platform for scores – the music austria sheet music shop. Quick and easy to use, the shop offers Austrian-based composers the opportunity to sell and make their compositions accessible to a broad audience and new target groups.
Although sound installations in Austria are rather sparse, the scene rather small, electronic music plays an important role in the 21st Century.
Together with New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA), the ensemble Continuum will be performing a series of concerts on the 10th of February in Toronto, Canada, and will be including the composition ‘Lokale Orbits/Trio 1′ for piano trio and multi-channel electronics by the Austrian composer Daniel Mayer.
The Orgelbüchlein Project is a longterm project to complete the unfinished portion of J. S. Bach’s collection known as Orgelbüchlein (Little Organ Book).

