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.
CDs and DVDs
Workshops
Upcoming
Berlin
Gropiusbau
Niederkirchnerstraße 7, 10963 Berlin
Rooftop performance
with video and sound projection onto the building façade
Performance as part of the exhibition by Gabriele Stötzer:
„Dabei sein und nicht schweigen“ (To Be Present and Not Remain Silent)
Gabriele Stötzer and the Erfurt Women's Artists' Group
Ensemble for Intuitive Music Weimar (EFIM)
Teatro Nacional Cervantes
Buenos Aires – Argentina
CERVANTES ELECTROACÚSTICO
Festival Internacional
Spaces : high pressure
16-channel electroacoustic composition
Kunstfest Weimar
Orangerie Belvedere
in collaboration with Klassik Stiftung Weimar
https://www.kunstfest-weimar.de/de/kalender/brennen-der-worte-im-mund
WORD–SOUND PERFORMANCE:
FREEDOM
Gabriele Stötzer, reading and live action drawing
Ensemble for Intuitive Music Weimar (EFIM)
Vienna (Austria)
Funkhaus Wien,
Argentinierstrasse 30a
https://theacousmaticproject.at/en/event/echoes-around-me-2026-2/
remembering Japan
16-channel electroacoustic composition
(Parts 1 and 5)
Annette Vande Gorne, spatialisation
until
Museo Franz Mayer
Av. Hidalgo 45, Centro Histórico,
Ciudad de México, C.P. 06000
remembering Japan
16-channel electroacoustic composition
(parts 1,3,4 and 5)
Issho ni
16-channel electroacoustic composition
until
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.