This awarded composition (Musica Nova, 1st Prize), re-mixed, is inspired by the style rock music and ambodies a contradiction between rhythmic and harmonic elements and between dynamic antitheses. The rhythmic motifs played by the flute immerse into deep harmonies and electronic soundscapes, awakening a variety of musical styles interconnected by the language of electroacoustic music. The electronic sounds mainly come from flute and vocal recordings, associated with behaviours of nature. The flute part explores modern performance techniques, which create an aural dialect with the melodic, harmonic and noisy electronic sounds. 

Apostolos Loufopoulos, PhD, composer, sound designer and producer, Professor at the Department of AudioVisual Arts of the Ionian University. He studied at City University, London (PhD) and at the Ionian University, Greece (BA). He writes electroacoustic music, music for theatre and media and creates sound for various audiovisual arts. His creative contribution includes 19 international composition awards (Αrs Electronica, Bourges, Noroit, Metamorphoses, Space of Sound, Franco Evangelisti, Musica Nova, SCRIME, I. Xenakis, D. Dragatakis. etc), 15 international discography publications (INA-GRM, Musiques & Recherches, Ionian University, CyberArts, Touch Records) and numerous appearances at important events worldwide. His research focuses on the sonic study of nature and its transformation to music. He is a founding member of HELMCA (Hellenic Electroacoustic Music Composer’s Association) and the Greek Society forAcoustic Ecology. 

Myrto Korkokiou, BA, MMus, PhD, flutist-musicologist, holds a PhD in Performance/Musicology (flute with electronic means) from Ionian University. Awarded 1st prizes at Music Nova 2014 (Czech Republic), ‘Dimitri Dragataki,’ and Franco Evangelisti competitions, with distinctions at Bourges and Music Nova, her works are published by Forton Music. Performances include Athens Megaron, Onassis Centre, Salford Sonic Fusion (Manchester), and NFA Convention (New Orleans). Specializing in soundscape composition and interdisciplinary flute-electronic interpretation, she taught at Ionian University’s Sound Technology and Ethnomusicology departments, collaborated with Agia Paraskevi’s disability music workshop, and currently teaches at primary education in Athens.