Our projects

The project aims to create a seamless integration of acoustic and electronic sound into a single instrumental entity.

Academy of Finland Key Project by Otso Lähdeoja, targets the development of pioneering audio applications combining structure-borne sound and sensor technology into a set of Active Acoustic Objects at the interface of the material and the digital.

Research project (2015-2018) by Christina Linsenmeyer focuses on the canonization of Stradivari violins.

"Forgotten Bagpipes - The Redesign of the Säkkipilli in Finland" aims at rebuilding the musical instrument and reviving the Finnish Piping tradition

Academy Research Fellow Otso Lähdeoja's research objective for the project (2018-2023) is to provide tools for a technologically augmented connection between musicians.

The research project by Juha Torvinen examines the significance of music to our general ecological awareness.

The project aims to expand the notion of the political in music professionalism by advancing eco-artistic imagination and transformative systems thinking within higher music education.

Structure-borne sound can be used to transform the entire performance venue into a macro-scale resonant “instrument”.

This research project (2019-2022) by Tuulikki Laes explores music learning and performing as ways of promoting ageing identities.

The research project led by Dr. Guadalupe López-Íñiguez aims at renewing learning and performance practices in classical music.