The Institute of Sonology at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague has a 60-year tradition of education, research and production in the fields of electroacoustic and computer music. The electronic music production at the studio of Philips Research Laboratories (1956–1960) and the teaching programmes at the studios of Delft University of Technology (1957–1960) and CEM in Bilthoven were integrated in 1964, when Gottfried Michael Koenig assumed the post of artistic director of the Studio for Electronic Music at Utrecht University. In three years it evolved into the Institute of Sonology, which was housed in Utrecht until 1986 and then moved to the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague. Koenig’s integration of education, production and research still constitutes the Institute of Sonology’s identity....