本次專題系列，邀請三學者，分享歐洲收藏的中國樂器典藏、二十世紀初中國與歐洲的音樂交流、有關音樂對歐洲樂壇與漢學界的影響等內容。

講座日期：10/24(二) 10:00-11:30

講座地點：民音所歐樂思廳

講題：

德國博物館及其音樂典藏─樂器策展、典藏與研究推廣

Title: Curating Musical Instruments at the Deutsches Museum in Munich

The Deutsches Museum in Munich, one of the largest museums of science and technology in the world and one of eight German research museums, houses a vast collection of artefacts, an archive and a library. Part of these is a significant collection of musical instruments. It comprises around 2000 musical instruments of all kinds and more than 4000 programme carriers for musical automata, from the 16th century to the present day. Among the masterpieces are harpsichords from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, organs, keyboard instruments from clavichords to pianos, important automata such as the trumpet automaton and a twittering automaton by Bontems, early electrophones, the Siemens Studio for electronic musical instruments and the estate of Oskar Sala, pioneer of electronic music. The collection also includes a group of instruments from the Datong Society which was acquired by the museum in the 1920s. In her paper Silke Berdux will provide an overview of the collection and an insight into her work with the artefacts and archival sources, talking about projects in the fields of conservation, research, digitization and education. She will also discuss the development and preparation of the new permanent exhibition of instruments, which was opened in summer 2022 and which combines a variety of original artefacts, facsimiles, “hands-on” demonstrations and audiovisual media.

講者介紹：

Silke Berdux (德國博物館Deutsches Museum樂器館館長)

Curator, musical instrument department, Deutsches Museum, Munich

Musicologist Silke Berdux is curator of the musical instrument department of the Deutsches Museum in Munich since 2000. She has developed and supervised a wide range of projects on the documentation, preservation and display of musical instruments. In the focus of her scientific work are the history of the fortepiano around 1800, speaking machines, the 19th-century flute as well as piano rolls and electronic instruments and studios. With her team she realized the new permanent exhibition of musical instruments in the Deutsches Museum which opened in July 2022.

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