Dimitris Maronidis Thessaloniki, Greece
Dimitris Maronidis (born 1980) is a Greek composer of acoustic, electroacoustic, mixed media, and interactive music. In his works, he aims to synthesize these fields, and extensively explores algorithmic processes for organizing his musical material seeking to create an emotional phantasmagoria where the real and imaginary blend and lead to unpredictable sonic journeys. ... more
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