Max-Lukas Hundelshausen (*1991 in Germany) is a composer, tonmeister and sound director from Germany. After finishing his precollege studies, he continued to study at the Erich-Thienhaus-Institute at Hochschule für Musik Detmold with Minas Borboudakis, Fabien Lévy, Mauro Lanza, Carola Bauckholt and Gilbert Nouno. After his Master’s degree he continued to study composition with Wolfgang Rihm at the Hochschule für Musik Karlsruhe in 2018. In 2019 he started writing a doctoral thesis in musicology regarding conservation techniques for electronic music. To widen his perspective he visited masterclasses with Brian Ferneyhough, George Aperghis, Johannes Kreidler, Hans Tutschku and many more. Max received multiple regional, national and international awards for his compositions, including the audience’s and jury’s Carl-Orff-Awards, the ad libitum Award, the federal award for composition (five times) and the Young Talents’ Award issued by the Berlin Philharmonics. Additionaly, he is the founder of Studio Maximedes in the region of Frankfurt am Main, Germany.