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Magdalena Fuernkranz

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ID1395154
NAMEMagdalena Fuernkranz
GIVEN NAMESMagdalena
FAMILY NAMEFuernkranz
SIGNATUREFUERNKRANZ M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
ORCID0000-0002-3603-6318
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Reactions to Taylor Swift’s Canceled 2024 Vienna Shows

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Popular Music & Society•2026

  • Sean Prieske, Musik und Flucht. Musikalische Praktiken geflüchteter Menschen in Berlin

    Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Popular Music History•2026

    Sean Prieske, Musik und Flucht. Musikalische Praktiken geflüchteter Menschen in Berlin [Music and Flight: Musical Practices of Refugees in Berlin]. Baden-Baden: Rombach, 2025. 395 pp. ISBN 978-3-98858-096-2 (pbk). €99

  • Remixing European Jazz Culture

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•IASPM Journal•2024

    In Remixing European Jazz Culture Kristin McGee examines a culture of remixing jazz live that emerged in the 1990s in major European cities, as well as performance, recording and distribution practices that have transformed this culture since the 1980s.Additionally, the author provides a multifaceted cultural representation of European jazz and its protagonists.Musicians developed hybrid jazz styles by bringing studio tools into live performance.…

  • As Hip(p) as Auer

    Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Popular Music History•2024

    The vibraphonist Vera Auer (1919–1996) and the pianist Jutta Hipp (1925–2003) are known as the ‘first female European jazz musicians’. Both were born in German speaking countries and came in contact with jazz in the 1940s. These instrumentalists had the courage to try out new approaches and develop their own musical ideas early in their careers in jazz scenes shaped by androcentric dynamics. Forms of subversion of gendered assignments are to be s…

  • Musical and visual reactions to (trans-)misogynies in Austrian popular music

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•DIY Alternative Cultures & Society•2024

    In this paper, I discuss musical and visual reactions to gender-based violence, hate speech, power abuse and disinformation in everyday life; furthermore, I examine the performance and staging strategies and the role of languages in the concepts of Austrian musicians and bands, such as Dives, Шапка (Schapka), Fijuka, Fatima Spar, and Kerosin95, as well as the de-/construction of (trans-)misogynies in popular music. Since the analyzed songs and pe…

  • Being a DJ is My Form of Resistance

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Dancecult•2024

    Vienna based queer-feminist networks, DJ collectives and event formats such as female:pressure, Dishes, Unsafe+Sounds and Hyperreality provide a platform for exploration of a radical, uncompromising queer-feminist approach in institutionalized spaces. The dance floor becomes a safer space for nonconformism, as well as a platform for time-limited utopias and subcultures in an institutional framework. As subcultural spaces, these collectives create…

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  • Remixing European Jazz Culture

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•IASPM Journal•2024

    In Remixing European Jazz Culture Kristin McGee examines a culture of remixing jazz live that emerged in the 1990s in major European cities, as well as performance, recording and distribution practices that have transformed this culture since the 1980s.Additionally, the author provides a multifaceted cultural representation of European jazz and its protagonists.Musicians developed hybrid jazz styles by bringing studio tools into live performance.…

  • As Hip(p) as Auer

    Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Popular Music History•2024

    The vibraphonist Vera Auer (1919–1996) and the pianist Jutta Hipp (1925–2003) are known as the ‘first female European jazz musicians’. Both were born in German speaking countries and came in contact with jazz in the 1940s. These instrumentalists had the courage to try out new approaches and develop their own musical ideas early in their careers in jazz scenes shaped by androcentric dynamics. Forms of subversion of gendered assignments are to be s…

  • Musical and visual reactions to (trans-)misogynies in Austrian popular music

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•DIY Alternative Cultures & Society•2024

    In this paper, I discuss musical and visual reactions to gender-based violence, hate speech, power abuse and disinformation in everyday life; furthermore, I examine the performance and staging strategies and the role of languages in the concepts of Austrian musicians and bands, such as Dives, Шапка (Schapka), Fijuka, Fatima Spar, and Kerosin95, as well as the de-/construction of (trans-)misogynies in popular music. Since the analyzed songs and pe…

  • Being a DJ is My Form of Resistance

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Dancecult•2024

    Vienna based queer-feminist networks, DJ collectives and event formats such as female:pressure, Dishes, Unsafe+Sounds and Hyperreality provide a platform for exploration of a radical, uncompromising queer-feminist approach in institutionalized spaces. The dance floor becomes a safer space for nonconformism, as well as a platform for time-limited utopias and subcultures in an institutional framework. As subcultural spaces, these collectives create…

  • Reactions to Taylor Swift’s Canceled 2024 Vienna Shows

    Open Access•Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Popular Music & Society•2026

  • Sean Prieske, Musik und Flucht. Musikalische Praktiken geflüchteter Menschen in Berlin

    Magdalena Fuernkranz•ARTICLE•Popular Music History•2026

    Sean Prieske, Musik und Flucht. Musikalische Praktiken geflüchteter Menschen in Berlin [Music and Flight: Musical Practices of Refugees in Berlin]. Baden-Baden: Rombach, 2025. 395 pp. ISBN 978-3-98858-096-2 (pbk). €99

Art (3 works) · Feminism (2 works) · History (2 works) · Music History and Culture (2 works) · Musical (2 works) · Visual arts (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Art history (1 work) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (1 work) · Cinema and Media Studies (1 work)

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