Hans Tutschku

Composer   Improviser   Educator

Hans Tutschku is a composer, sound artist, and educator known for his work in electroacoustic music.

As a professor at Harvard University and through international workshops, he inspires students with his innovative teaching and exploration of sound and technology.

An active improviser, he blends creativity and technology to create dynamic live performances.

Bio

CDs and DVDs

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CD-2019-PrixCime2017-1
CD-2018-9_Trajectoires
CD-2019-Degem-17
CD-2017-Degem-15
15131_Tutschku_(O)gpak_v1_15131_Tutschku_(O)gpak_v
CD-2012-Inventionen-1
CD-2012-CMJ
CD-2008-musikindeutschland
CD-2007-migration
CD-2005-fuer-kommende-zeiten
CD-2005-50years-TU
CD-2004-Klangreise1
CD-2009-ICMC
CD-2003-cmj
CD-2009-CIMESP-2007
CD-2001-dresdener-tage
CD-2000-presence
CD-1995-cimesp
CD-1994-degem-01
CD-2000-excitations-b
CD-1994-Ausbruch-der-Klaenge
CD-2000-bourges
CD-1999-moment
CD-1993-mantra
CD-1998-Degem-04
CD-1998-ArsElectronica
CD-1997-Noroit
CD-1997-NIE
CD-2004-Klangreise2

Featured Publications

(re)calling the birds
William-rehearsal
Klänge des Augenblicks - 44 Jahre Ensemble für Intuitive Musik Weimar
EFIM
Remembering Japan
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Workshops

Upcoming

Saturday
August 29, 2026
9:00 pm

Berlin
Gropiusbau
Niederkirchnerstraße 7, 10963 Berlin

Performance auf dem Gebäudedach
mit Video und Klangprojektion auf die Fassade

Dabei sein und nicht schweigen

Performance zur Ausstellung
von Gabriele Stötzer

Künstlerinnengruppe Erfurt
Ensemble für Intuitive Musik Weimar

Tuesday
September 1, 2026
7:30 pm

Kunstfest Weimar
Orangerie Belvedere
in collaboration with Klassik Stiftung Weimar

https://www.kunstfest-weimar.de/de/kalender/brennen-der-worte-im-mund

Das Brennen der Worte im Mund

Gabriele Stötzer & Ensemble für Intuitive Musik Weimar
Word-and-sound performance with an award-winning artist at the Orangerie

Gabriele Stötzer is regarded as a pioneer of artistic activism and one of the most important representatives of the avant-garde subculture in the GDR.

Text and vocal performance: Gabriele Stötzer
Trumpet/flugelhorn: Daniel Hoffmann
Violoncello/overtone singing: Matthias von Hintzenstern
Live electronics: Hans Tutschku
Piano: Michael von Hintzenstern

Wednesday
June 10, 2026
10:00 am

until

December 31, 2026
5:00 pm

Museo Franz Mayer
Av. Hidalgo 45, Centro Histórico,
Ciudad de México, C.P. 06000

https://franzmayer.org.mx/

remembering Japan
16-channel electroacoustic composition
(parts 1,3,4 and 5)

Issho ni
16-channel electroacoustic composition

Saturday
October 17, 2026
8:00 pm

until

December 31, 2026
6:00 pm

ACC Weimar
Burgplatz 1

Open Spaces of Light and Sound
A retrospective exhibition bringing together photography, ceramics, video, performances, and interactive light and sound objects from forty years of Hans Tutschku’s artistic work.