News and events - Elektronmusikstudion 2010
We now have a trainee at EMS. Rasmus recently graduated from SAE skolan and is now at EMS to work with Daniel Araya in the studios. Welcome Rasmus Borgström (a.k.a. Ombudsman).
is now over. Everyone had a fantastic time and we're all looking forward to next year! If you're interested in seeing pictures, reading reviews etc please check the Norbergfestival website!
Norbergfestival has started. Today is day two.
Here is the bus, 44 years old!, owned and driven by Sören Runolf, that took some of the artists and festival goers to Norberg.
Don't miss the repeat of the last interview with Bengt Emil Johnson on Monitor P2: on Wednesday 21 July 2010 at 21.30
Bengt Emil Johnson was born 1936 in Saxdalen, Dalecarlia, and was one of the pioneers of Swedish text-sound composition and electroacoustic music. He studied piano and composition for Knut Wiggen, but later become more interested in poetry. Johnson worked at Sveriges Radio (the Swedish national radio), and edited the contemporary music journal Nutida Musik for many years. He passed away on July, 14, 2010.
EMS has had a collaboration with the Norberg festival for several years now. This year EMS is proud to present the following artists:
Monitor, the radio show dedicated to electronic, electroacoustic etc music will be about the Austrian sound artist Bernhard Leitner.
Åsa Stjerna is the author of the programme. Wednesday 16 June at 21.30 on Swedish Radio P2, and after that for a month in the P2 archive.
Organised Sound: An International Journal of Music and Technology
Call for submissions: Volume 16, Number 3
Issue thematic title: Sound, Listening and Place
Date of Publication: December 2011
Publishers: Cambridge University Press
Issue co-ordinator: Katharine Norman (katharine.norman@city.ac.uk)
OPEN CALL Deadline 15 July 2010
Audiorama Ars Acustica’s open call adresses the nordic schools of higher education in arts and music composition, with the aim to present four finalist pieces, of which two achieves a commission for a new work, at Audiorama in Stockholm, Sweden in the late 2010:
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