Marco Doettlinger

Marco Doettlinger serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Composition & Music Theory at the Institute for New Music, Mozarteum University. An Austrian composer and sound artist, he integrates computer-based processes into contemporary sound art and time-based artistic practices.

His educational background includes advanced studies in music theory, composition, and computer music across Salzburg, Paris, and Basel under renowned mentors including Christian Ofenbauer, Frederic Durieux, and Georg Friedrich Haas.

Doettlinger's research centers on micro-temporal phenomena at the boundary between stillness and movement, manifested through instrumental compositions, computer music, electro-acoustic works, and immersive sound installations. His creative output explores the intersection of digital processes and sensory perception in temporal arts.

Key recognitions include:

• State grant for composition from the Federal Ministry
• One-year music grant from the State of Salzburg
• stART grant from the Austrian Federal Ministry

As an active member of NAMES - New Art and Music Ensemble Salzburg, Doettlinger engages in collaborative artistic projects with international festival presentations. His professional activities encompass ensemble performance, academic instruction, and cross-disciplinary sound art creation.