Musik aus Strom: An Electronic Music & Discourse Program at Volkskundemuseum Wien

Musik aus Strom is a two-day discourse and program series dedicated to electronic music and its artistic practices. It aims to stimulate socio-cultural discourse and enable cultural participation, exploring electronic music as an open, shared process to question existing structures.

The 'Musik aus Strom' event series focuses on electronic music, inviting visitors to engage with its artistic practices and socio-cultural implications. The program features presentations from an open call, including historical excursions with modular synthesizers, field recordings, and audio-visual performances like 'Oszilloscope Music'. It also includes a panel discussion on different generations of electronic music production, featuring artists like Conni Feitsinger, Hans-Joachim Rodelius, and Ursula Winterauer, moderated by Susanna Niedermayr. The series culminates in live concerts by Natasha Moreno and Bernd Ammann, showcasing their distinct approaches to electronic music performance. The event aims to make electronic music experienceable as an open, shared process, encouraging critical reflection on existing structures and fostering new perspectives for collaborative cultural action. It highlights the accessibility of electronic music production today compared to the past and opens a space for listening, exchange, and participation.

Admission to the event 'Musik aus Strom' is free. The venue is the Volkskundemuseum Wien, located at Otto Wagner Areal, Pavillon 1, Baumgartner Höhe 1, 1140 Wien.