The Study Group on Creativity in Music was established in November 2017 with the aim of understanding the complexity of the phenomena involved in both the development and inhibition of musical creativity.

Through a transdisciplinary team, the group seeks to develop a more holistic understanding of the subject by examining music from educational, psychological, cultural, and social perspectives.

Within the research area Musical Arts – Creative Processes and Subjectivity, the group investigates the relationships between creative activity and human subjectivity and intersubjectivity.

The research area Musical Creativity in Society, Culture, and History focuses on external factors and their impact on musical creativity. It seeks to understand the role of society, culture, and history—at both macro and micro levels—in shaping the possibilities and barriers associated with human creativity, particularly in artistic music-making.