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Sound as technical mastery, artistic medium and journalistic language
Technical precision meets creative freedom – audio work beyond conventional professional boundaries
Immersive sonic experiences between nature, history and urban identity
From sound to reportage – acoustic expeditions into contested landscapes, cultural terrain and perceptible change
A glimpse into sound art and radio projects
What defines German music education? The Franz Liszt University of Music Weimar has run a branch in Korea since 2005 – a feature about cultural differences, assumptions and the phenomenon of German standards.
Binaural 3D audio for headphones – rockets collide with sweet temptation; a radio play parody caught between news agency propaganda and late-night show.
Silent photography instead of sound – the classic telephone box as a vanished piece of urban furniture, once a space for undisturbed communication in the midst of the city.
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