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The first International Electronic and Computer Music festival in Iceland will take place in the Kopavogur Music House October 18th - 28th 2000.

The purpose of this festival is to raise people's awareness of the influence of electronic and computer technology on music; its composition and performance, to search for answers to the question of what will be technology's role in the music of the coming century and how music will subsequently develop. Last but not least, it is meant to introduce music that has been made with the help of electronic and computer technology. Electronic and computer music is music that came into being on the passing century. It is the only real innovation in musical instrument making in the 20th century, and the kind of music that will develop the most in the new century; as an independent music form, and as a part of multimedia art.

Coinciding with the festival there will be a conference on Electro-Acoustic music, where lectures and exhibitions will deal with the development through an historical perspective and try to answer the question on how the development might be in the coming 100 - 1000 years. The festival will take place from October 18th - 28th 2000, and will include eleven concerts where the history (past), present and future of Electronic- and Computer music is the main theme. On the side there will be other happenings, such as installations, movie performances et al, where Electronic and Computer music has a central role. Lectures combined with the concerts will assemble the bigger picture.

The lecturers will include some of the world's best known composers and academics in the field, including:

Paul Lansky
Paul Lansky, composer and chair of the Music Department at Princeton University
Trevor Wishart
Trevor Wishart, a world renowned free-lance English "sonic artist"
Åke Parmerud
Åke Parmerud, free-lance Swedish composer
Jack Vees
Jack Vees, director of the Computer Music Studio of Yale University
Konrad Boehmer
Konrad Boehmer, professor at the Royal Dutch Conservatory in The Hague
George Lewis
Peter Apfelbaum, multi-instrumentalist
Don Buchla
Don Buchla, electronic instrument maker and inventor of the famous Buchla synthesizers
Jöran Rudi
Jöran Rudi, composer and director of the NoTAM institute in Oslo
Wayne Siegel
Wayne Siegel, composer and director of DIEM, Danish Institute for Electroacoustic Music in Aarhus, Denmark
Clarence Barlow
Clarence Barlow, composer and artistic director of the Institute of Sonology in The Hague
Bernhard Guenter
Bernhard Guenter, independent German musician and composer
Hans Peter Stubbe Teglbjærg
Hans Peter Stubbe Teglbjaerg, independent Danish composer
Martin Knakkegaard
Martin Knakkegaard, lecturer in Music Technology at Aalborg University
Biosphere (Geir Jenssen)
Biosphere
Reykjvaík, Europena City of Culture in the Year 2000

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Salurinn-Kópavogur Music House

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