Gaudeamus Award 2025 nominees
Matthew Grouse (1996, GBR)
Golnaz Shariatzadeh (1996, IRN)
Robin Haigh (1993, IRL/GBR)
Yaz Lancaster (1996, USA)
Matthew Grouse (1996, GBR)
Golnaz Shariatzadeh (1996, IRN)
Robin Haigh (1993, IRL/GBR)
Yaz Lancaster (1996, USA)
The young composer received the prestigious incentive prize for young music pioneers on Sunday 8 September during the closing evening of Gaudeamus Festival 2024 in TivoliVredenburg Pandora in Utrecht.
Read articleLouis Andriessen, with his piece ‘The Republic’, engaged in a discussion about the role of music in politics, asserting that music has never caused the . . .
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Read articleInstallations by NIME makers can be seen during the day at various HKU locations, the Academy Gallery and Museum Speelklok.
Read articleIn this series of articles, we check in with some of the artists we worked with in the past to see where they are now. Episode 3: Maya Fridman, artist in residence at Gaudeamus in 2018 and 2019.
Read articleA new episode of Curious Ears podcast by Gaudeamus Festival. Emine Bostancı and Ardashes Agoshian talk about contemporary music and traditional instruments: Kemenche of Istanbul and Cretan Lyra with sympathetic strings.
Read articleThe deadline for the Gaudeamus Award 2025 is 1 October 2024 23:59 CET.
Read articleNatálie Kulina interviewt componisten die hun composities bespreken, in opdracht van of gepresenteerd op Gaudeamus. Vandaag: Nuno Lobo, over het componeren van zijn nieuwe virtuele opera, Metamorphosis.
Read articleFrom 2024 on, Gaudeamus once again participates in the project ‘Grant an entry.’
Read articleMore than 20 concerts and programmes of Gaudeamus Festival 2024 have been added to the website!
Read articleWe are looking for enthusiastic volunteers for various positions to help us during the festival.
Read articleIn this series of articles, we check in with some of the artists we worked with in the past to see where they are now. Episode 2: Anna Korsun, winner of the Gaudeamus Award 2014.
Read articleThe first artists of the programme of Gaudeamus Festival 2024, which will take place in Utrecht from Wednesday 4 to Sunday 8 September, have now been announced.
Read articleThis year, the NIME (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) conference will take place simultaneously with Gaudeamus Festival 2024, and it will be organized by Gaudeamus, HKU and Sounds Like Touch.
Read articleIn this series of articles, we check in with some of the artists we worked with in the past to see where they are now. Episode 1: Thanasis Deligiannis, artist in residence at Gaudeamus from 2017 to 2019.
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