Activities
Many of HELMCA’s activities are part of international partnerships and collaborations:
- ICEM CD recording with HELMCA participation, France 2008
- Festival Synthèse, Bourges, France 2008
- CIME-AMEE concert, Valencia, Spain 2008
- HELMCA concert at SARC, Belfast 2008
- RTP - Música Contemporãnea, Portugal 2008
- ICEM + Elevkonsert på IDKA Kulturkiosken, Sweden 2008
- Participation at the International Rostrum of Electroacoustic Music, Lisbon, Portugal 2007
- Participation at the 15th Audio Art Festival, Kraków, Poland 2007
- CEMAT (Centri musicali attrezzati – Federation of Italian Electroacoustic Music Centers) international series of electroacoustic music, Rome, Italy 2006
- Festival Synthèse, Bourges, France 2006
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