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November 12, 2024 In News

Workshop on the 13th and 14th of November: Elektrosløyden vol. 2 with Øyvind Brandtsegg – Ear training for digital audio production, DSP and plugin design

On November 13th and 14th, Øyvind Brandtsegg conducted an innovative workshop at the University of Agder, focusing on ear training for digital audio production. Part of the Elektrosløyden workshop series, this session uniquely emphasized recognizing and understanding digital signal processing (DSP) techniques, diverging from traditional

November 7, 2024 In News

CreaTeME presented Kristiansand Roundtable Conference (KRC)

The Kristiansand Roundtable Conference, organized by CreaTeME, took place at Hartmanns Brygge in Kristiansand on November 6-7, 2024. This international music business conference gathered prominent musicindustry professionals and academic staff from around the globe to discuss evolving trends and challenges in the music industry. Hosted

November 5, 2024 In News

Songwriter’s Night at BARE Studenthouse: showcasing emerging talents at the 5th of November

Songwriter’s Night Brings Music and Community to BARE Student HouseKristiansand’s vibrant music scene came alive this past Tuesday at BARE Student House, as Songwriter’s Night gathered emerging talents for a memorable evening of performances, collaboration, and community. The event, which kicked off at 7:00 PM,

November 4, 2024 In News

CreaTeME presents KRS Open: A Gathering for Music Business Students

Welcome to the KRS Open: A Gathering for Music Business StudentsThe KRS Open returns for its second year in Kristiansand, Norway, as an exclusive, invite-only event designed specifically for music business students. With a format that encourages open dialogue and anonymity under Chatham House Rule,

November 1, 2024 In News

CreaTeMe Showcase Evening on the 4th of November at BARE studenthus at KRSOpen Conference

Showcase Evening Unites International Music and Creative Arts Students at KRSOpen ConferenceTonight, the KRSOpen conference in Kristiansand hosted a memorable evening celebrating cross-border collaboration and artistic innovation. Organized by CreaTeMe, the Showcase Evening brought together gifted students from the University of Agder (UiA), University of

November 1, 2024 In News

New Podcast episode from Steinar Jeffs: Eyolf Dale: Improvisation, Flow State, and Awareness

In this episode (in Norwegian), Eyolf talks about moments when he surprises himself during improvisation and when he mimics Audun Kleive on his MIDI keyboard. He explains how he can play at two different tempos simultaneously with his right and left hands and reveals that

October 31, 2024 In News

CreaTeME-friday on the 1st of November at BARE studenthus / Kraftverk: AI on stage and in the studio

The CreaTeME Friday event at BARE Studenthus Kraftverk on November 1st invited participants into an engaging exploration of artificial intelligence in the performing arts. Hosted by Steinar Jeffs, the day included a variety of performances, presentations, and discussions surrounding AI’s potential roles on stage and

October 31, 2024 In News

CreaTeME supported trip to International Writers Camp in Haarlem 2024

This October, from October 21st to 24th a group of talented songwriting students traveled to Haarlem, Netherlands, for a CreaTeME-funded opportunity to participate in the International Writers Camp. The camp immersed students from various music disciplines in intensive training, collaborative creation, and networking with some of the

October 30, 2024 In News

CreaTeME Masterclass at UiA with Erik Ljunggren

CreaTeME at the University of Agder, recently held an inspiring masterclass with Erik LjunggrenAsscociate Professor Erik Ljunggren is one of Norway’s most influential producers, mixers, and musicians. Ljunggren, who is an associate professor at UiA, has an extensive career as a musician and producer with

October 29, 2024 In News

– Artificial intelligence does not threaten music – CreaTeME story at uia.no

- Musicians have little to fear from artificial intelligence, even though some types of jobs may disappear. The most important thing is to safeguard the craft, says researcher Steinar Jeffs.Upcoming event: CreaTeME-friday on the 1st of November at BARE studenthus / Kraftverk: AI on stage