Supervisors at the Anton Bruckner Private University

Below you will find the the available artistic and academic supervisors: 

Artistic supervision

Doctoral Studies in the Vice Rectorate for Research (Artistic Research and Contemporary Performance Practice)

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Instrumental Performance Studies
  • Performance practice in contemporary music and multimedia
  • Embodiment in instrumental Practice
  • Interdisciplinary inquiry into the composer-performer-audience relationship(Collaboration, participatory art, charisma)
  • Artistic research
  • Impact of game elements in multimedia art

Contact: Univ. Prof.in Dr.in Lüneburg, Barbara
Email: barbara.lueneburgbruckneruniat

 

Institute for Early Music and Historical Performance Practice

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Historically informed performance practice with a specialisation in basso continuo

Contact: Univ. Prof.in  Dr.in Dragosits, Anne Marie (Harpsichord)
Email: annemarie.dragositsbruckneruniat
 

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • 1660–1850: Historical performance practice with a particular specialisation in melodic instruments

Contact: Univ. Doz.in  Dr.in Genewein, Claire (Flute)
Email: claire.geneweinbruckneruniat

 

Institute of Dance Arts (IDA)

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Labanotation
  • Scores and movement compositions
  • Movement Research as choreographic praxis
  • Improvisation techniques
  • Philosophical foundations of somatic in the twentieth century
  • The staging of notated dance repertoires
  • Austrian expressive dance
  • Postmodern choreography

Contact: Univ. Prof. in Breuss, Rose
rose.breussbruckneruniat

 

Institute for Composition, Conducting and Computer Music

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Extended Composition
  • Compositions for specific places, landscapes, and situations
  • Synchronicity and asynchronicity in contemporary music theatre
  • Composed body movement
  • Perspectives of composition at the intersection with sound art
  • Sound theatre [Hörtheater] and acoustic art

Contact: Univ. Prof. in: Bauckholt, Carola
Email: carola.bauckholtbruckneruniat

 

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Electro-acoustic composition, digital music
  • Compositional praxes in their medial contexts
  • Sonic art/audible art

Contact: Univ. Prof. Klien, Volkmar, PhD
Email: volkmar.klienbruckneruniat

 

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Composition – electro-acoustic, algorithmic, instrumental, audiovisual, interactive
  • Computer music – real time processes, time-based (real time / non-real time), spatialisation
  • The computer as instrument – Performance
  • Improvisation – contemporary at the intersection of improvisation, composition and computer calculations in real time

Contact: Ao. Univ. Prof. Weixler, Andreas
Email: andreas.weixlerbruckneruniat

Academic supervision

Doctoral Studies in the Vice Rectorate for Research (Artistic Research and Contemporary Performance Practice)

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Instrumental Performance Studies
  • Performance practice in contemporary music and multimedia
  • Embodiment in instrumental Practice
  • Interdisciplinary inquiry into the composer-performer-audience relationship(Collaboration, participatory art, charisma)
  • Artistic research
  • Impact of game elements in multimedia art

Contact: Univ. Prof.in Dr.in Lüneburg, Barbara
Email: barbara.lueneburgbruckneruniat

 

Institute for Music Education

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Musical education at the primary level
  • Fields of work and cooperative projects of elementary music pedagogy
  • Empirical music-pedagogy research designs

Contact: Univ. Prof.in Aicher, Linda, PhD
Email: linda.aicherbruckneruniat

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Artistic Citizenship; Interdisciplinarity; Outreach; Community Music
  • Transcultural Music Education
  • Higher Music Education
  • Digitality and Music Education

Contact: Univ. Prof.in M.Mus. PhD Müller-Brozovic, Irena
Email: irena.mueller-brozovicbruckneruniat

 

Institute for Theory and History (Musicology)

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • History of musical interpretation; empirical interpretation research
  • Historical themes in relation to music and power; Music and society; Music in functional contexts or musical organisation structures
  • History of the construction and use of musical instruments; musical instruments as cultural historical media; organology

Contact: Univ. Prof. Dr. Laubhold, Lars-Edvard
Email: lars-edvard.laubholdbruckneruniat

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Music analysis and Formenlehre (voice-leading schemata, Schenker, Neo-Riemannian theory, sonata theory, tonal harmony, Tonfeld theory etc.)
  • Digital Musicology (Corpus Studies)
  • Musical syntax, semantics, and pragmatics
  • Film music
  • Music Cognition
  • Migration of musicians and stylistic transfer
  • History of 18th- and 19th-century music

Contact: Univ. Prof. Dr. Neuwirth, Markus
Email: markus.neuwirthbruckneruniat

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Music history in the context of cultural studies
  • Cultural history and its methods (mentality history, microhistory, discourse history, cultural studies, body studies)
  • History of musical aesthetics
  • Historical and media-theoretical inquiry into music conveyance and outreach
  • Radio music (historically and systematically in the context of qualitative radio research)

Contact: Univ. Doz. Dr. Nicklaus, Hans Georg
Email: georg.nicklausbruckneruniat

 

Topic areas for dissertations:

  • Music related gender studies
  • Popular music and culture (with a focus on historical studies)
  • Music history of the 19th and 20th century
  • Research into music theatre, and music and migration

Contact: Univ. Prof. Dr. Stahrenberg, Carolin
Email: carolin.stahrenbergbruckneruniat
 


Co-Supervisors from partner universities

For co-supervision at the partner universities – Paris Lodron University, Salzburg, the University of Art and Design, Linz, Bern University of the Arts (HKB, Switzerland) and the University for Music und the Performing Arts, Vienna – please research the professors appropriate to your topic area. The links will redirect you to the universities and their respective relevant institutes.

With our partner, the Bern University of the Arts (HKB), only academic (not artistic) secondary supervision is possible. To arrange a secondary supervision, please first contact the head of the Institute of Interpretation, Prof. Martin Skamletz (martin.skamletzhkb.bfhch).