Composer/performer Anne La Berge was the featured artist for the 2025 SPLICE Institute — an annual Institute designed for performers and composers to study the integration of performance with electronics where she presented several performances, worked with student composers, and was invited to do an introductory session on how she uses Kyma in her work.
During the conference, she became a role model for students seeking artistic careers outside of academia.
Earlier in the summer, she was featured in the Cortona Sessions for New Music (20 July – 1 August, 2025 in Ede, Netherlands) — an educational program dedicated to the creation and performance of contemporary music, and a meeting place for emerging composers and performers seeking to collaborate, learn, grow, and create.
