Recording of Stelios Giannoulakis' A Beautiful Dream. This video, created by Jung Chul Hur, is accompanied by a composition of the same name. The work tries to communicate the memory of love through the lens of a character and includes various kaleidoscopic visuals as well as a performance by dancer, Nicha Kumkeaw.

Recording of Paolo Besagno's In purissima luce. The composer states that this work is a requiem for his friend, Franco Nocentini, and comes from the image of his friend feeling free and joyful.

Recording of Colby Leider's Veritas ex Machina. This is a work for electronics.

Recording of Juan Sorrentino's Steamboat. The sound materials in this work were recorded from a Steamboat as well as the water it traveled through. The composer compares the different sound elements to various types of traditional music as well as other elements entirely. The composer states that the Steamboat is born and dies within the piece.

Recording of Rajmil Fischman's And I think to myself.... This is a work for electronics that was inspired by the song "What a Wonderful World". The idea of the piece comes from the idea of taking a virtual "stroll" through a utopia described by Plato in his book, The Republic. There are three central movements that correspond to the realization of wisdom, courage, and temperance.

Recording of Claude Hermitte's Un peu de surprise et d'amour. This composition is a sonic tribute to the work of painter, Max Ernst. The sound materials used in this work represent different motifs in various paintings by Ernst. The voices used in this piece are 4th graders from Auriol College.

Recording of Peter De Moncey-Conegliano's Video No 3. This composition was created to accompany a video by artist, Pia Videla-Hintze. The work as a whole explores global tragedies as well as the effects of technology and waste on planet Earth. The tragedy of 9/11 along with the subsequent destruction of Afghanistan inspired this composition.

Recording of Adrian Moore's Becalmed. This is a work for electronics and is the first piece in a song cycle called "Sea of Singularity". This song cycle explores the interrelationships of sound and was influenced by the theories and artworks of the Fauves. The composer sees this piece as a gentle reflection upon natural sounds after years of working with harsh sounds of rhythm.

Recording of Béla Faragó's Pattern modulations. This work is for electronics and the sound of instruments, the opening is full of dense synth sounds, which fade into repetitive flowing modular fragments and melodies.

Recording of Laura Bianchini's Nell'aria o sulla terra?. This is a work for sound pipe, flute, and live electronics. It is based on the dialectic of alternation of two elements: earth and air, matter and spirit, breath and sound. The transformation of the coarse sound of the pipes to the well tuned sound of the flute is the result of a process obtained with electronic devices controlled by the performer and pre-recorded electronic sound sequences.

Recording of Giuseppe Di Giugno's Intersezione 01. This is a work for electronics that includes sounds of robotic voices. The composer of this work is known for his work as both an inventor and physicist. During the early 1970's he turned his focus away from particle physics and began working on electroacoustics and digital sound.

Recording of Iancu Dumitrescu's Bolids & Contemplation. This is a work for electronics that the composer considers a numerical composition, starting from some proportions and numerical series, which gives it structure. The rhythmic aspect of the instruments' performing must interact with the numerical relations in the pre-registered computer-assisted musical part.