Ludo2022, the Eleventh European Conference on Video Game Music and Sound, will take place April 21st-23rd at Royal Holloway, University of London. There are options for in-person and free remote attendance.
This conference is focused on the theme of Music, Myth, and Magic in Video Games. The conference will feature keynote addresses and sessions by:
- Professor Karen M. Cook (University of Hartford, via video link), specialist in the history and theory of late medieval music and the study of video game music. Her publications include ‘Medievalism and Emotions in Video Game Music’, and ‘Beyond (the) Halo: Chant in Video Games’.
- Borislav Slavov (in person), award-winning audio professional whose credits include Divinity: Original Sin II, Crysis 2 and 3, and Ryse: Son of Rome.
- Performance sessions by Nina Whiteman, Zubin Kanga and Mark Dyer.
The conference is hosted by Royal Holloway University of London and supported by the School of Digital and Performing Arts.
For information about location, with transport and accommodation options visit our Ludo22 page.
For latest schedule information, check out the programme online!
