Swedish soundsculptor 
Anders Dahl 
employed electronics, acoustic instruments and computer simulations of natural sounds to weave the tapestries of
<i>Guitar, Bouzouki, Violin, Prepared Speakers</i> (19:45) and
<i>Clarinet, Recorder, Computer, Guitar, Bouzouki, Percussion</i> (12:37), off
<b>Hundloka, Flockblomstriga 1</b> (Hapna, 2006),
and of the 36-minute piece of <b>Habitat</b> (Kning Disk, 2006).
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<b>Doorbells</b> (Bombax, 2008) was devoted to musis for doorbells:
<i>Doorbell, Feedback, Tapes, Electronics</i> (26:12),
<i>Doorbell, Tuning Fork, Crotale, Clarinet, Recorder, Pitch Pipe, Bouzouki, Guitar, Electronics</i> (20:33) and
<i>Doorbell, Electronics, Toy Piano, Sitar, Tapes</i> (16:23).
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<b>RGBtapes</b> (CONV, 2008) containd three demonstrations of his electroacoustic chamber music:
<i>Tape Rewinder, Electronics</i> (15:28),
<i>Springs, Spokes, Electronics, Tapes, Tape Rewinder</i> (15:35) and
<i>Electronics, Tapes, Guitar, Clarinet</i> (13:53).
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<b>Several Kinds Of Ground</b> (Tyyfus, 2008) was a collaboration with
Christian Munthe.