Here we collect resources: from materials we've created, to collectives we've worked with, and other links we would like to share.
FEM*_MUSIC*_ Book
Publication 2019
The FEM*_MUSIC*_ book was created in 2019 and documents our first activities and events from 2016 to 2019.
klangzeitort
magazin
KLANGZEITORT, the Institute for New Music Berlin, sees itself as a laboratory for musical composition and a reflective approach to contemporary music.
Material
31 female composers born before 1900
This overview was created as a result of our research during the Gather seminar in Berlin in the fall of 2020. Since then, we have constantly expanded it and are always happy to receive tips on which female composers can still be added.
SoundSysters
“SoundSysters is a Berlin-based feminist sound crew started in 2013 … We do live sound for speeches, demonstrations, concerts, shows, and more. …
Mon. 11 December 2023, 17:00 - 20:00
Creative and non-hierarchical learning - Workshop
In the workshop, three members of the feminist collective gather (Eli, Lucien and Jakob*) share their experiences with teaching that is critical of hierarchy and provide space to deal with open questions on the topic of learning.
Meeting in room 210 on the second floor of the Medienhaus, Grunewaldstr. 2-5, 10823 Berlin
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Di 22. August 2023, 16:00 - 18:00 Uhr
Tania Rubio, composer: film screening and lecture – Präsentation
Film screening "Territory, Memory and Migration" and lecture "Biomusic, from animal communication to the creation of new music through the crossover between art, science and community" - in English / hybrid
Fasanenstraße 1B, Raum 322 UdK Berlin / Videokonferenz On-site: Free admission without registration. Online: Free registration is requested: gather[at]udk-berlin.de
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Friday 21.04.23, 17:00 - 18:30
Guestlecture and Bookrelease
What does newly composed music sound like from the audience’s perspective? What do people value about their interactions with live contemporary classical music? And what can alternative formats or forms of audience participation bring to these experiences?
Location: Kleiner Vortragssaal, Bundesallee 1-12 10719 Berlin (barrier-free access)
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Friday, 24.11.2017
3 pm - 6 pm
FOCUS I
We invite Arnbjörg Marìa Danielsen and Marta Forsberg to discuss collectives and curation from a feminist perspective.
Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler, Room 515 Charlottenstr. 55, 10117 Berlin
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