Shimmering colors, tune fragments, surprising narratives, politically charged texts, found sounds, and unusual structures.... let's notice the upheaval and possibilities of now.

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Eric Chasalow is a composer known for both electro-acoustic music and music for traditional instruments.  Among the last generation to work at the original Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, since 1990 he has directed BEAMS, the Brandeis Electro-Acoustic Music Studio. Eric’s music is programmed throughout the world and he holds awards from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters.  The Library of Congress established an Eric Chasalow Collection in 2009, and his music may be found on a number of record labels, including New World Records, and his own, Suspicious Motives Records.  A library edition of his complete works for solo instrument and electronics was released in 2015 for his 60th birthday (available through Tfront.com).

Eric is the Irving G. Fine Professor of Music and the Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Brandeis University.

The evolution of Angelos Mavros’ music began with organ and harmony lessons at a very young age, back in 1991. His professional career began in 1999, when he started creating music on his home computer.

For more than two decades, Angelos continued releasing electronic music under the aliases @OutSid3r and @DJOpenSource.

In 2020, Angelos broke down the walls between “electronic” and “organic” music, adding live instruments to enhance the cinematic feel of his pieces. This marked the blossoming of his lifelong passion for instrumental music, as he began releasing orchestral compositions under his real name and a new label: Partituræ Immortales.

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