Academia lecturer doc. dr. Mitja Reichenberg, who teaches Audio Video Production and Project Work in Audio Production in the Media Production programme, gave a series of guest lectures under Erasmus+ at the Faculty of Arts of Ovidius University in Constanța, Romania.
Ovidius University, founded in 1961 and transformed into a comprehensive university in 1990, is the largest educational institution in south-eastern Romania and a key academic centre of the European Union on the Black Sea, with more than 15,000 students, about 1,200 of them international. Its Faculty of Arts offers programmes in music, theatre and visual arts.
The lectures, held daily from Monday, 11 March to Friday, 15 March, focused on the music and film industry, with particular emphasis on film music and sound. The first lecture presented the fundamental elements of film music and a short history of the film industry, illustrated with film excerpts. From Tuesday to Friday the lectures addressed the music department with topics such as "The birth of film music from the spirit of moving images", "The development of film music as an independent compositional and artistic discipline" and "Film music and its importance in the film and music industry". The concluding lecture addressed complex aspects of film sound, music and society. Alongside the lectures Dr Reichenberg took part in a cultural programme organised with his assistant, composer Adrian-Mihai Hasna-Preda.
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Source: Academia (18. 5. 2024). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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