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What is Audanika?
Audanika is a new digital musical instrument that is especially
suited for learning the basics of making music together.
Audanika's patented tone system visualizes relationships of
tones, chords and keys in the form of colors, fields and symbols.
The resulting visual language makes it possible to teach even children
basics of composition and improvisation.
The Audanika Team
Dr. Gabriel Gatzsche is the inventor of Audanika. From 2005 to 2010, he
developed the basics of Audanika as part of his doctoral thesis at
Fraunhofer IDMT under Prof. Karlheinz Brandenburg in Ilmenau.
Judith Gatzsche is a children's health and medical nurse. She advises us on
communication and design issues and supports us in our work with children.
As Business Developer, Jonas Lepper is responsible for opening up Audanika to
new target groups and markets. He is particularly interested in inspiring young
people to make music. Jonas is supported by the ESF and the state of Thuringia
as "Innovative Personnel".
As a music therapist, Dr. Markus Sommerer helps children and young people to
become courageous and strong. As initiator and leader of the working group
"Music Therapy with Digital Media", the use of modern technology in therapy is
close to his heart.
As a certified guitar teacher, David Gatzsche is an expert in instrumental
playing, music didactics and harmony. He trains young people in the field of
music at the state vocational training center in Weimar.
Abiodun Ajibade is supported as a scholarship holder by Grace Cloud GmbH and the
state of Thuringia in the form of a Thuringia scholarship. As part of his
mandatory internship, Abiodun is currently working with us as a software
developer.
Tim Stapperfenne is studying Applied Media and Communication Science at the
Technical University of Ilmenau. As part of his internship, he is providing
strategic communications support for the market launch of Audanika. Tim is
supported by the Free State of Thuringia and the ESF with a Thuringia
scholarship.
Paul Engelhardt is studying Applied Media and Communication Science at the
Technical University of Ilmenau. As part of his internship, he is supporting us
in the field of innovation communication. Paul is supported by the
Free State of Thuringia and the ESF with a Thuringia scholarship.
Tabea Kohler works as a musical elementary teacher. She helps us to develop
musical games and exercises for preschool children.
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