Context is a lunchtime lecture series of the music department of the Iceland Academy of the Arts where speakers present their projects, research and artistic creation in tone and speech. The series opens a discussion about music in a wide area context, from creative process to academia and the societal role of music.
The series includes both traditional lectures and lectures with musical performances (lecture recitals).
The lectures take place at noon Dynjanda at 12:15 and are open to everyone.

september 5
John McCowen - Composition & Improvisation: The works of John McCowen
september 19
Vegar Vårdal, musician and Atli Freyr Hjaltason ethnologist - Jonas' dance songs
october 3rd
Finn Karlsson composer - References //References
October 10th
Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel: Vladimir Stoupel pianist and Viola player Judith Ingolfsson - Entwined Legacies: The Kreutzer Sonata
October 17th
Harpist Melissa Achten and cellist Ida Nørby - Robbery
24 October
Hekla Magnúsdóttir musician - Theremin and graphic notation/drawn in the air
november 7th
Atli Ingólfsson professor of Composition - Nagging about text writing
november 14th
Ensemble Adapter - Co-creation//Co-creation
november 21st
Iulia Toma pianist & doctor - Musicians’ health
november 28
Robert Ek, clarinetist - In Motion//hyperclarinet within embodied musicking systems
December 5th
Rafael Adobas, Flutist - Lecture Recital