Peter Barnow

Peter Barnow serves as an Assistant Professor at The Royal Danish Academy of Music (DKDM), teaching Music Production, 3D Sound, and Spectral Hearing within the Tonemaster Education program. He maintains a dual affiliation as a part-time teacher at the Rhythmic Music Academy and contributes to DKDM's digital infrastructure development including concert streaming systems and Distance Learning platforms.

His academic foundation includes:

• Professional sound engineering training from DKDM
• Master in Studio Composition from Goldsmiths College, University of London

Professor Barnow's research centers on spatial audio technologies, demonstrated through leadership in the KUV project 'Audio Explored' (2020-2022) and the maturation project PANORAMA (2023-2024). His current work explores practical applications of 3D sound in educational contexts, with new research initiatives scheduled for 2025-2026 that bridge artistic practice with audio engineering innovation.

His artistic contributions have earned significant recognition including a Steppeulv Producer of the Year nomination (2021) and multiple awards across Nordic music institutions:

• Nordic Council Music Prize accolades
• DMA Jazz distinctions
• P2 Lytterpris honors
• Steppeulv Prize achievements

As an active practitioner, Barnow operates his own Copenhagen recording studio and maintains extensive professional experience across live sound engineering, theatrical productions, and audio installations. His collaborative portfolio spans major ensembles including Copenhagen Phil, Athelas Ensemble, Nordic String Quartet, and artists like Efterklang and Marcela Lucatelli.