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(b. 1959) graduated from the Lithuanian Conservatory with three specialties-as a violinist, a composer and a musicologist-and she works equally successfully in all three fields. Her composition "SKAIM I" opens the annual computer seminars at the Lithuanian Conservatory. She often plays on tour as a violinist. A great number of computer compositions featuring the violin have been created with her direct participation or in response to her request. She also lectures on computer music in many European cities and has an interest in folklore, a field in which her work shows evidence of Medonis's influence. | (b. 1959) graduated from the Lithuanian Conservatory with three specialties-as a violinist, a composer and a musicologist-and she works equally successfully in all three fields. Her composition "SKAIM I" opens the annual computer seminars at the Lithuanian Conservatory. She often plays on tour as a violinist. A great number of computer compositions featuring the violin have been created with her direct participation or in response to her request. She also lectures on computer music in many European cities and has an interest in folklore, a field in which her work shows evidence of Medonis's influence. | ||
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| + | See also: [[Lithuania#Electroacoustic_and_experimental_music]] | ||
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| + | [[Series:Electroacoustic music|Sinkeviciute, Birute]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:59, 3 December 2022
(b. 1959) graduated from the Lithuanian Conservatory with three specialties-as a violinist, a composer and a musicologist-and she works equally successfully in all three fields. Her composition "SKAIM I" opens the annual computer seminars at the Lithuanian Conservatory. She often plays on tour as a violinist. A great number of computer compositions featuring the violin have been created with her direct participation or in response to her request. She also lectures on computer music in many European cities and has an interest in folklore, a field in which her work shows evidence of Medonis's influence.
