The Max Reger Institute aims to make the life and work of the composer known to a wider public. It is open to experts and interested laymen alike: The extensive collection and the library make the institute a treasure trove for all interested parties. Information about Max Reger's work and life can be found on the Max Reger Portal.
In the latest issue in REGER STUDIEN online, Susanne Popp focuses on the reception of Reger in the anniversary year 1941 (the 25th anniversary of his death).
The BrüderBuschArchiv is contributing several exhibits to the special exhibition »Klänge bewegen« at the Richard Wagner Sites in Graupa from October 11, 2025, to February 15, 2026.
The prize winners of the 10th European Chamber Music Competition, which took place from September 24 to 26 at the Wolfgang Rihm Forum of the University of Music Karlsruhe, are:
1st Prize:
Duo Shin Rosenberg: Johannes Rosenberg (violin), Seunghun Shin (piano)
2nd Prize (awarded twice):
Komitas Duo: Egon Buchner (cello), Hasmik Sarukian (piano)
and
Endymion Duo: Ekaterina Merzliakova (violin), Florian Kleinertz (piano)
3rd Prize:
Trio Yin: Lucie Krotilová (violin), Yipei Sun (cello), Ariel Chen (piano)
Wolfgang Rihm Prize of the Association for the Promotion of Art, Media, and Science e.V.:
Duo Linea: Hyunah Pyo (cello), Anastasia Galenina (piano)
New entry in REGER STUDIEN Online
To mark the birthday of our Board of Trustees Chairman, Professor Dr. Thomas Seedorf, ten scholarly articles are being published in REGER STUDIEN online under the overarching title "Zeichen zu Klängen". They articles discuss a wide variety of topics related to Max Reger.
