ContinuuCon 2017 is scheduled for 8-10 June welcoming all the fans of electronic musical instruments very soon. The international venue will take place in Ashville, North Carolina. ContinuuCon is dedicated to Hinger Audio Continuum Fingerboard and its unique attractive capabilities.

According to the event managers ContinuuCon 2017 will be opened on the 8th of June and will include various workshops, lectures, demos and gigs.

Lippold Haken, University of Illinois professor, is listed as a host and an actual sponsor of the event. Edmund Eagan, a composer responsible for ContinuuCon sound, will help Dr Haken to schedule the whole thing alright.

8 June UNC Asheville's Lipinsky Auditorium will hold a reception with snacks and drinks. Mark Smart, a musician, will be responsible for some backing up sound as well promising a jazz orchestra performance featuring his own Continuum.

9-10 June will be filled with discussions and workshops promoted and presented by Dr Haken sharing his story of Continuum creation while Edmund Eagan will help you to dive into EaganMatrix programming providing a tell-all talk on the functions of the latest release.

Russell Hoffman will also deliver some presentation on his Eurorack CV interface for Continuum and Christophe Duquesne is going to read the development report. Jesse Chappell, famous for his iOS apps such as ThumbJam, will also have a report to inform the curious audience.

The reception dinner will be held at Sally Sparks’ house on Friday night.

Lipinsky Auditorium is ready for the ContinuuConcert which you’re to enjoy as a “closing ceremony” – Continuum Fingerboard players including Rob Shwimmer (who’s just performed at Moogfest together with Gotye’s Ondioline), Wayne Kirby, Ed Eagan, Sally Sparks and Benedikt Slotte.

You can buy the tickets on ContinuuCon website. It’ll cost you $250.