Dennis Ried is a junior professor of musicology and digital humanities with eight years of experience bridging music edition, archival digitization, and scholarly research. He trained in German and musicology (MA, BA) and completed doctoral studies with a focus on music editing, serving as a long-term research assistant and editor at the Max-Reger-Institut. His work includes developing digital data representations for the Joachim Raff Archive and advising on digital scholarship practices, combining hands-on digitization experience from a state library with editorial rigour. At Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg he leads teaching and research in music edition and DH, having held research and teaching roles at Paderborn and maintained a small editorial enterprise. Colleagues value his rare pairing of traditional philological skills and practical technical fluency in digital musicology. Based in Waldsee, Germany, he brings a methodical, tool-aware approach to making historical musical sources interoperable and machine-actionable.
8 years of coding experience
Doktor, Musikwissenschaft, Magna cum laude, Doktor, Musikwissenschaft, Magna cum laude at Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe
Bachelor of Arts – BA, Musicology, 1,3, Bachelor of Arts – BA, Musicology, 1,3 at University of Music Karlsruhe
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Germanistik, 1,3, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Germanistik, 1,3 at Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT)
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Dennis Ried - Juniorprofessor at Joachim-Raff-Archiv