Clemens von Reusner

Clemens von Reusner, composer (* 1957). His works of electroacoustic music and radiophonic audio pieces focus on both purely electronically generated sounds and sounds found in special places and processed in the studio. The work on sound itself, its arrangement and movement on individual tracks in the virtual acoustic spaces of multi-channel loudspeaker configurations are at the centre of his compositional work.

At the end of the 1980s, development of the music software KANDINSKY MUSIC PAINTER, which uses graphic tools to create musical structures via MIDI.

Clemens von Reusner composes commissioned works for radio and festivals and repeatedly refers in his sound language to contemporary as well as historical works from music, literature and the visual arts. Curatorial activities, jury member at international festivals for electroacoustic music.

His works have been awarded with national and international prizes, most recently the Thomas-Seelig-Fixed-Media-Award 2024. They are performed at international festivals for contemporary music in Asia, Europe, North and South America. Clemens von Reusner received invitations to the World Music Days for New Music 2011 in Zagreb, 2017 in Vancouver and 2019 in Tallinn. Nominated for the German Music Author Award 2023.

Memberships:

Academy of German Music Authors. (ADMA)
German Composers Association (DKV)
German Society for Electroacoustic Music (DEGEM)
German Society for New Music (GNM)

Performances include: