Neil B. Rolnick

Composer and performer Neil B. Rolnick continues to be employed in the field of pc music because the past due ’70s. He provides written functions for theater as well as for multi-media display, and spent some time working as an educator for quite some time. The Fulbright offer receiver was composer-in-residence at several institutions, and afterwards became the movie director from the iEAR Studio room (“integrated Electronic Arts at Rensselaer”) and a instructor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He provides performed around THE UNITED STATES and European countries, and collaborated with ensembles including Gamelan Kid of Lion (over the 1992 record Macedonian Surroundings Drumming), Relache (on 1987’s A La Setting & REAL-TIME), as well as the California E.A.R. Device. While recordings generally feature Rolnick on keyboards and synthesizers, he operates a MIDI functionality system for a few functions, including “Balkanization” (1988). His middle-’90s multi-media tour, “Requiem: Music for the Victims of Nationalism,” was also performed prior to the U.S. Home of Representatives.