From the epic Icelandic figure of Skallagrímsson to melting landscapes and water, images abound in this year's c3 electronic music event at the Experimental Sound Studio, Sunday, April 3 at 7:30 pm.

Featured on the program are chamber performances with traditional and modern instruments, sound processing and electronics. Performers include clarinetist Alejandro Acierto, pianist Lawrence Axelrod, cellists Elizabeth Start and Craig Hultgren, guitarist Timothy Johnson, and computer-based performers Beth Bradfish, Kyong Mee Choi, and Tim Edwards.

Ceaseless Cease for clarinet and electronics by Kyong Mee Choi

Skallagrímsson for piano and electronics by David Heuser

all that remains for voice and electronics by Alejandro Acierto

Aurora Inscrutabile for cello and electronics by Timothy Ernest Johnson

Getting By for Moog theremini and live processing by Elizabeth Start

Melt for laptop ensemble, guitar, piano, cello, ebows and smart phones by Beth Bradfish

Water Study #2 for clarinet and processing by Tim Edwards

$15 for general public / $5 for students and seniors