Musiklabor
Musiklabor stands in Munich’s historic Führerbau, where the University of Music and Theatre Munich brings music, dance and theatre together. The building on Arcisstraße reflects a difficult chapter in the city’s history.
Architect Paul Troost constructed the Führerbau for the Nazi Party, and the Munich Agreement was signed there in 1938. The university traces its origins to the Royal Conservatory of Music, founded in 1846. It became a state institution in 1874 before taking its present form in 1998. Within this setting, the Musiklabor supports innovative music education through research and creative exploration. Echtzeithalle e.V. helped develop the project with the university.
You encounter a place where experimental musical work shares space with architecture marked by political history.
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