Katerina Tzedaki (b. 1964 in Rethimno, Crete, Greece)

Between 1984-1993 she studied in Athens, music, electroacoustic music and computer music with I. Ioannides, Stefanos Vasilleiades, Dimitris Kamarotos and Thanassis Rikakis. At 1993 she moved in Thessaloniki as coordinator of the Computer Music Lab of the Program of Psychoacoustics of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (IPSA). She lived in Thessaloniki until 2000, composing music, teaching in the annual computer music composition seminars organized by IPSA, while she participated in the research projects of “Interactive sonic and movement environments”,  “Physical Modeling of Ancient Greek Musical Instruments” and “Music Perception in patients with Dementia due to Altheimer’s disease”.  

In 2001 she moved in London where she completed her MA degree in music composition (electroacoustic) at City University (2002).

She is currently living in Greece (Rethimno, Crete) teaching in the Department of Music Technology and Acoustics of the Technological Educational Institute of Crete while at the same time she is a research student in electroacoustic music composition at the De Montfort University, Leicester under the supervision of Simon Emmerson.

She is interested in soundscape composition, live electroacoustic music and spirituality. Her music has been performed in various places at different times. She is a member of SAN, of ICMA and of the Hellenic Association of Electroacoustic Music Composers.