ligeti center, Production Lab (10th floor)

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Veritaskai 1
Hamburg, 21079 Germany Get Directions
Website https://ligeti-zentrum.de

Located in the Hamburg district Harburg, the ligeti center is an interdisciplinary translation center that bridges the arts, science, technology, and health. Named after composer György Ligeti, who had already envisioned a computer music lab in Hamburg in the 1970s, the name “ligeti” also serves as an acronym for “Laboratories for Innovation and General-audience Edification through the Translation of Ideas.” Expanding Ligeti’s original vision, the ligeti center was established in 2023 as a joint project of the Hamburg University of Music and Drama (HfMT Hamburg), the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg), the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), and the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE). It is funded through the federal and state initiative “Innovative Hochschule.”

Events at this venue

Today

  • Club Concert 4C

    ligeti center, Production Lab (10th floor) Veritaskai 1, Hamburg, NY, Germany

    Composers: Gintas Kraptavicius; Calvin McCormack; Jonathan Impett; Moritz Wesp, Eric Haupt and Victor Gelling; Paulo C. Chagas; Cat Hope and Juan Parra Cancino; Andrew Loveless

  • [Off-ICMC] Sound Bar: “Sono, ergo sum.” – I sound, therefore I am.

    ligeti center, Production Lab (10th floor) Veritaskai 1, Hamburg, NY, Germany

    The Soundbar is a performative pop-up bar that brings together socializing, drinks, and jam sessions. It serves as a workshop and experimental space, offering an environment for exploring sound, finding inspiration, and connecting with others. What does your favorite drink sound like? Join us for Soundbar’s vibrant sound journeys. Let your glasses sing and discover new levels of sensory experience at the bar. 

  • [Off-ICMC] Experimental Reading: Harburg. Das Buch – Excursions in Voice, Photo & Music (German)

    ligeti center, Production Lab (10th floor) Veritaskai 1, Hamburg, NY, Germany

    Author Bärbel (Bascha) Wegner, photographer Steven Haberland, and musician Clarks Planet bring together text, images, and sound in a multi-layered exploration of the city of Harburg. Storytelling meets improvised music, photographs interact with sound and field recordings. 

    The familiar takes on new shapes, improvisation unfolds—opening up fresh perspectives on the neighborhood, not least from the vantage point of the Production Lab on the 10th floor.