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I was wondering if any members here know of any institutions, or
groups etc. that teach or direct electro-acoustic, contemporary
classical, acoustics, timbral composition in Germany. 

I ask because im a music student in New York (proud Doepfer user too!)
applying for a scholarship to (hopefully) study composition abroad.
Germany, I think would be top notch for this, but I need the names of
places because I have to solicit an invitation to come study there. 

Thank you for the help,

Dave

Hi Dave,

I forwarded your question to the newsgroup news://de.rec.musik.machen 
(german version of rec.music.makers). I will forward the results to the 
forum.

Florian


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> I was wondering if any members here know of any institutions, or
> groups etc. that teach or direct electro-acoustic, contemporary
> classical, acoustics, timbral composition in Germany. 
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> I ask because im a music student in New York (proud Doepfer user too!)
> applying for a scholarship to (hopefully) study composition abroad.
> Germany, I think would be top notch for this, but I need the names of
> places because I have to solicit an invitation to come study there. 
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> Thank you for the help,
> 
> Dave
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Hi Dave,

btw: you are aware, that all courses and tests will be in German and 
good knowledge of the german language is necessary to be accepted at the 
university? The same would be valid for French if you want to study at 
the IRCAM or at the Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de 
danse de Paris.

Florian

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander
<Florian.Anwander@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Dave,
> 
> btw: you are aware, that all courses and tests will be in German and 
> good knowledge of the german language is necessary to be accepted at
the 
> university? The same would be valid for French if you want to study at 
> the IRCAM or at the Conservatoire national sup�rieur de musique et de 
> danse de Paris.
> 
> Florian
>

Florian,

Thanks for the response, 

I am aware of the language situation..the "program" would provide
several weeks of learning German in Germany before actually beginning
any kind of study or research, and also a year here in the states
beforehand.

plus i will study key vocab on my own beforehand (ie. "bier" and
"sinus-welle")

dave

Hi Dave,

> I am aware of the language situation..the "program" would provide
> several weeks of learning German in Germany before actually beginning
> any kind of study or research, and also a year here in the states
> beforehand.
Ok, thats fine.

For the details I will answer in private mail, because this is offtopic 
here in the list.


> plus i will study key vocab on my own beforehand (ie. "bier" and
> "sinus-welle")
I don't what the key vocabulary really is, but "sinus-welle" might be 
neglectable ;-)


Florian