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• SEMINAR: The seminar will be taught by Joel Chadabe, electroacoustic music composer, founder and preseident of the Electronic Music Foundation based in New York, director of Computer Music Studio of the Manhattan Music School and Professor Emeritus at State University of New York, faculty at Manhattan School of Music
The seminar will be held on Tuesday 20/5, Wednesday 21/5 and Thursday 22/5 in room 304 of the Music Department. Seminars start at 14:00. <<

• SEMINAR: Carla Scaletti and Kurt Hebel will teach a seminar on Sound Design, Live Sound Control and Music Composition with KYMA SYSTEM.
Carla is a composer and software engineer, president of Symbolic Sound; Kurt is an Electrical and Computer Engineer and designer of Capybara 320 system, vice president of Symbolic Sound

The seminar will be held on Tuesday 20/5, Wednesday 21/5 and Thursday 22/5 in room 304 at the Music Department. Seminars start at 10:00am <<

• SEMINAR: prof. Giorgos Grammatikakis (Physics Dept, University of Crete) entitled: IMPORTANT EVENTS IN MODERN SCIENCE & THEIR EFFECT ON ART
> Friday May 9, 2008 at 11:00 in room 304 Music Dept. <<

• SEMINAR: “Inter-application in computer field – Max/Msp”
By: Francisco Colasanto, composer
>Wednesday May 7 and Thursday May 8 between 11:00 and 14:00 in room 304 Music Studies Department, Ionian University <<

• SEMINAR: Dimitris Kamarotos, THE CREATION OF IMPROVISED MUSICAL FORMS BY MEANS OF ELECTRONIC AND MIXED MEDIA, <<
APRIL 10/11/12   time: 11:00 – 14:00

• SEMINAR: John Richards, DIRTY ELECTRONICS WORKSHOP, APRIL 1-3   time: 11:00 – 14:00 <<

• SEMINAR: Nikos Tsinikas, MUSIC AND ARCHITECTURE, MARCH 28-29  time 11:00 – 14:00 <<

•SEMINAR " History of Electroacoustic Music". The seminar will be taught by Andreas Mniestris and Ileana Heliadou between 31 - 2/02/2008 in Room 304.υ <<

•SEMINAR " The MAX-MSP Programming Environment". The seminar will be taught by Dr. Pete Batchelor, lecturer in the DeMontfort University in Leicester, UK in the Music Technology and Innovation.| The seminar will be taught between 24/01 and 26/01 from 11:00 to 14:00 in room 304 <<