Electronic Music Events in the Area

Upcoming Electronic Music Events in the Area

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Next concert: Sunday, September 5 featuring
MODULATOR ESP

SOUNDSCAPES CONCERT SERIES

The Soundscapes Concert Series is pleased to announce a new concert. On Sunday, September 5, 2010, the Soundscapes Concert Series returns to the Nazareth Center for the Arts with UK-based musician Modulator ESP. The doors open at 7:30 pm and the concert is at 8:00 pm. Where you ask? At the Nazareth Center for the Arts at 30 Belvidere Street, Nazareth, Pennsylvania, 18064.

The Schedule

Artist	Date
Twyndyllyngs and Technicolor Travel Agency	April 24
Richard Lainhart	May 21
Mikronesia	July 23
Modulator-ESP	September 5
The Tangent Project	October 10
Chuck Van Zyl	December 5

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ONE THOUSAND PULSES

One Thousand Pulses is a home concert series featuring artists operating throughout the spectrum of electronic and experimental music. From northeast New Jersey, OTP provides a truly dynamic, connective, and resonant experience for both performer and audience, the foundation for a broad-based network of similar venues initiated on local, regional, and national levels.

Date Artist

JUNE 12 Peter Biedermann

JULY 17 Malcolm Cecil (TONTO's Expanding Head Band) & Spitznagel

JULY 23 John Vorus

AUGUST 7 Gears of Sand Showcase featuring Ben Fleury-Steiner, Mikronesia & William Fields

AUGUST 28 Experimedia Showcase featuring Jeremy Bible, Billy Gomberg, etc.

SEPTEMBER 18 Jason Sloan

SEPTEMBER 25 Charles Cohen / The Glass Bees

OCTOBER 1 Steve Moore

OCTOBER 17 Erik Wollo

NOVEMBER 6 The Tangent Project

DECEMBER 4 Chuck van Zyl w/guest Ombient

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electro-music 2010 Festival
September 10, 11, 12

The electro-musicż festival is the world's premiere event for experimental electronic music. This three day conference/music festival includes concerts, seminars, demonstrations, and jam sessions. The scope is very broad, covering all aspects of electro-music: experimental electronic music, circuit bending, computer music, electro-jazz, modular synthesis, musique concrete, improvisation, algorithmic composition, multi-media, visual art and much more. The focus will be on participant involvement, sharing, community development, audience education, and great music.

You can actively participate in electro-music 2010 by performing music or visuals, giving a seminar, workshop, or demonstration, joining the jam sessions, or by volunteering to help with various tasks.

Electro-music.com is an international community of composers and musicians that share a passion for electro-music. The community exists to create its own critical mass; to enable its members to develop music on their own terms. Electro-music is new music; still undefined; happening all over our planet. Electro-music is the natural result of two techno/social trends: the availability of low-cost powerful electronic music technology, and the communication revolution enabled by the internet. Electro-music is not defined by a particular style or sound, but by its primary motivation being the joy of creation, and the love of electronic sounds; it crosses many genres. For more information visit the event's web site by clicking on the photo above.

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Live Concerts Featuring Musicians From The Ambient, Electronic and Spacemusic Worlds Concert at 8:00 pm (doors open at 7:30 pm) St. Mary's Hamilton Village 3916 Locust Walk (just east of 40th & Locust) on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania in West Philadelphia.	The 2010 season: Radio Massacre International (April 17) Robert Rich (May 1) Spyra (May 15) Erik Wřllo (October 16) Chuck van Zyl and Ombient (November 13)

Erik Wřllo
October 16

On Saturday, October 16, at 8:00 pm, The Gatherings Concert Series will present Erik Wřllo.

Erik Wřllo grew up in a small mountain village in Norway where his ancestors have lived and farmed for hundreds of years. Weaving through this exotic and timeless landscape of snowy peaks and deep valleys, you can still hear the music of those centuries flowing through a people whose culture is deep, alive and thriving.

Erik Wřllo's musical experience covers a wide range of styles from rock and jazz to classical and ambient. He creates music that is both lyrical and rhythmic, focusing on melody and structure. Wollo has composed and performed music for films, theatre, ballets and exhibitions as well as composing for strings, woodwinds and larger orchestra. As a guitarist he has lead his own groups, playing at clubs, concert halls and festivals.

Best known for albums of electronic landscapes, Erik Wřllo actually generates most of his music using a guitar interfaced with a synthesizer. Commenting on his international image, Wřlllo says, "Generally, I do not consider myself solely as an electronic artist. I am primarily a guitarist, which I first picked up at age 11." Yet with his first solo album Traces, Wřllo became the first musician in Norway to utilize the synthesizer in his music, and has been closely associated with the technology ever since.