a synchronous musician - Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf

Your browser is not supported, please upgrade to the newest version.

Alphabetical By subject (german)

Alphabetical Competences (german)

About us Portrait

Institute of Church Music

Institute of Composition and Music Theory

Institute for Music And Media Academic Programs Faculty Studios Projects Contact

Institute of Musicology

Schumann Junior

Module overview for Choral Conducting (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Voice (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Guitar (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Church Music (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Piano (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Composition (bachelor’s)

Concentrations Module overview for Music and Media (from winter semester 2014/15)

Module overview of bachelor’s program in Music Pedagogy (from winter semester 2017/18)

Modulplan Musiktheorie / Hörerziehung

Module overview for Orchestral Instruments (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Orchestral Conducting (bachelor’s)

Module overview for Organ (bachelor’s)

Concentrations Module Plan RSH contributions to Sound and Image (from WS 2018/19)

Module overview for Choral Conducting (master’s)

Module overview for Voice (master’s)

Module overview for Guitar (master’s)

Module overview for Church Music (master’s)

Klang und Realität module overview

Module overview for Piano (master’s)

Module overview for Composition (master’s)

Module overview for Artistic Music Production

Module overview for Orchestral Instruments (master’s)

Module overview of Orchestral Conducting (master’s)

Module overview for Organ (master’s)

Bachelor Degrees

Choral Conducting (bachelor’s)

Music and Media

Musicology (bachelor’s)

Orchestral Instruments

Orchestral Conducting

Audio and Video

Choral Conducting

Klang und Realität

Artistic Music Production Master's degree in Musicologya

Orchestral Instruments

Orchestral Conducting

Organ Lied interpretation

Further Academic Programs The Composition and Music Performance Excellence Programs Doctoral Studies Musicology Schumann Junior Music studies for the armed forces

Application Process Questions about applying Proficiency in German Proficiency test fee Online Application

Bachelor's degree Bachelor (theoretical music part)

Master’s Degree Excellence Programs Master's degree in Musicology Doctoral Studies Musicology Schumann Junior

Application deadlines Bachelor's Program Master’s and Excellence Programs Schumann Junior Proficiency test dates

International students

Study Opera class Orchestra The Sieghardt Rometsch Competition The Aeolus International Competition Student Parliament AStA

Advice and service

Start of studies Student Services Examinations Office

International Cooperation

a synchronous musician

Wir möchten Sie darauf hinweisen, dass durch den Start des Videos Daten an Vimeo übermittelt werden. Video starten

The installation a synchronous musician describes the simultaneously asynchronous and synchronous relationship between a metronome and a person playing snare drum. Alexander Borowski explores the simultaneity of apparent opposites in this way. In the ebb and flow of their synchronicity, the metronome’s function of setting the beat is reversed. In a direct comparison of the mechanical device and the snare drum being played, varying the tempo confounds the sense of which of the two is playing what rhythm. The snare drum plays the hands, the metronome plays the time. a synchronous musician by Alexander Borowski was an exam project for the Visual Music major at the Institute of Music and Media of the Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf. The project was supervised by Prof. Dr. Heike Sperling and Marcus Schmickler.

Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf Fischerstraße 110, 40476 Düsseldorf
Fon: +49.211.49 18 -0 www.rsh-duesseldorf.de