FEDERAL EXPERT COMMITTEES

The federal expert committees are specialist bodies dedicated to individual facets of musical life and its framework conditions. They are the German Music Council's "think tanks," advising the Executive Committee on specific professional issues and, in turn, bringing discussion suggestions, proposals, and recommended resolutions to the Executive Committee.

Around 50 personalities from all areas of music and cultural life are involved on a voluntary basis in the seven federal expert committees: Education, Labor and Social Affairs, Media, Law, Music Business, Diversity, and Future Workshop.

 

Members of the Federal Expert Committees for the Appointment Period 2022 to 2026

Carsten Albrecht

Ina Meredi Arakelian
Vorsitz

Birgit Böcher
Stellvertretender Vorsitz

Prof. Sabine Breitsameter

Ferdinand Büchner

Prof. Dr. Barbara Busch

Dr. Julia Cloot
Vorsitz

Prof. Dr. Tiago de Oliveira Pinto

Jessica Dienel

Friedrich-Koh Dolge

Dr. Stefan Donath

Dr. Florian Drücke

Prof. Dr. Mark Eberhard

Johannes Everke

Guido Evers

KMD Christian Finke
Vorsitz

Prof. Dr. Susanne Fontaine

Dr. Meret Forster

Philip Geisler

Dr. Tilo Gerlach
Vorsitz

Konstantin Glomb

Prof. Dieter Gorny
Vorsitz

Dorothee Graefe-Hessler

Franziska Gröpl
Stellv. Vorsitz

Stefan Hentz

Sigrid Herrenbrück

Sebastian Herrmann

Elisabeth Herzog-Schaffner

Dr. Thomas Hieber

Dr. Tobias Holzmüller

Prof. Dr. Katharina Hottmann

René Houareau

Annette Jäger
Stellvertretender Vorsitz

Prof. Dr. Birgit Jank

KMD Prof. Dr. theol. Stefan Klöckner

Oberkirchenrätin Prof. Dr. Julia Koll

Dr. Kirsten König

Lena Krause

Christian Krauß

Judith Kunz
Stellvertretender Vorsitz

Shelly Kupferberg

Dr. Jutta Lambrecht

Elisabeth Lehmann-Dronke

Marie Leithold

Stefanie Marcus

Gabriele Maurer
Stellvertretender Vorsitz

Dr. Christoph Meixner

Samira Memarzadeh

LKMD Kord Michaelis

Lothar Mohn

Prof. Dr. Panja Mücke

Mario Müller

Michael Nassauer

Dr. Julia Niebler-Kaiser

Matthias Pannes

Carl Parma
Stellvertretender Vorsitz

Morena Piro

Prof. Dr. Gabriele Puffer

Prof. Ulrich Rademacher
Vorsitz

Franz Ferdinand August Rieks

Prof. Dr. Sarah Ross

Prof. Dr. Nicolas Ruth

Marcel Schmalz

Dr. Tobias Schmid
Vorsitz

Prof. Dr. Dörte Schmidt

Mia Schmidt

Prof. Mini Schulz

Peter Stieber

Peter Stieber

Franziska Stoff

Maximilian Stössel

Maximilian Stössel

Janning Trumann
Vorsitz

Tuba Tunçak

Prof. Dr. Raimund Vogels

Jean-Marc Vogt

Maximilian Volbers

Ronja Vollmari

Prof. Dr. Kiyomi von Frankenberg

Robin von Olshausen

Prof. Dorothea Weise

Dr. Sandra Wirth

Ludwig Wright

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