January 17, 2025 In News

New “When I” video episodes: Live Electronics students present techniques and strategies for creative use of music technology in a live setting

In a series of short videos, the 2023-2024 Live Electronics students present various techniques and strategies for creatively using music technology in a live setting. Live Electronics is a one-year full-time programme offered at the Faculty of Fine Arts. The course equips students with methods

December 13, 2024 In News

New “When I” video epsiodes: Andrew West and Simon Barber from panel discussion on “Songwriting in Music Education”

Dialogues on Songwriting: Creativity, Methods, and Contexts brought together leading voices in the field for panel discussions, including “Songwriting in Music Education”, featuring Andrew West, Simon Barber, and Kari Iveland. The symposium took place at Kraftverk/BARE Studenthus on November 9–10, 2023, hosted by the Songwriting

December 8, 2024 In News

Open Call from CreaTeME! Deadline on the 10th of January: How can physical training affect musical performance, as well as physical and mental health?

We are seeking participants for the research project"How can physical training affect musical performance, as well as physical and mental health?"Are you a student in the performing arts at the Department of Popular Music or the Department of Classical Music and Music Education and interested

December 4, 2024 In News

Crowdcul and CreaTeME arranged seminar on Sustainable Financing for the Cultural and Creative Sector

Final Stakeholders Seminar for CrowdCul Project at Bølgen BærekraftsenterOn December 5th, 2024, the CrowdCul project concluded with a comprehensive stakeholders seminar at Bølgen Bærekraft Senter, Kristiansand. Organized by CrowdCul in collaboration with CreaTeME, the event presented the results of an ambitious research initiative and invited

November 12, 2024 In News

Workshop on the 13th and 14th of November: Elektrosløyden vol. 2 with Øyvind Brandtsegg – Ear training for digital audio production, DSP and plugin design

On November 13th and 14th, Øyvind Brandtsegg conducted an innovative workshop at the University of Agder, focusing on ear training for digital audio production. Part of the Elektrosløyden workshop series, this session uniquely emphasized recognizing and understanding digital signal processing (DSP) techniques, diverging from traditional