- Release! was presented at SEAMUS 2007 held at Iowa State University on March 10th 2007. Also presented at this conference was a visual music collaboration between Sylvia Pengilly and Rhoades titled, Unperceived Dimensions.
- The NYU New Music Ensemble performed a beautiful interpretation of Leading Turbulence in New York City on April 30th, 2007.
- Release! was presented at IMMARTS' TechArt06 Exhibit, which was be held May 27th, 2006 at Northern Illinois University at Dekalb, IL.
- The Outer Edge of Possibility, a visual music collaboration between Rhoades and Sylvia Pengilly, was presented at SEAMUS 2006 held in Eugene Oregon at the beautiful Oregon State University campus.
- Michael's paper Azimuth - Score Synthesis Techniques was recently published in the Journal SEAMUS Volume 18 No. 1, Spring 2005.
- Mental Aperture was presented at SEAMUS 2005, which was held at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana in April of 2005.
- Azimuth was aired on Acoustic Frontiers May 24th, 2004. Ralph Hopper is the host for this program from Ottawa, Canada which airs every Monday from 10 am - 12:00 pm on station CKCU 93.1 FM.
- Madman's Prayer was presented at the Electric Rainbow Coalition Festival, at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH. The festival took place August 22 and 23, 2003.
- Energies @ Work was presented at Synthese 2003 held in Bourges, France on June 13th, 2003.
- John's Door (door to the john) received airplay January 23rd, 2003 Radio Nothing - the "Cold Day in Hell" edition. It is broadcast on 98.5 FM - WPKN, Bridgeport, CT. The host is Rod Richardson.
- Composition Zeta (section one) was presented at SEAMUS 2003, which takes place March 13, 14 and 15 in Tempe, AZ at Arizona State University.
- Composition Zeta (section one) was aired on Steve Bradley's radio program, art@radio (WMBC), on October 1st, 2002.
- Composition Zeta (section one) receive airplay on the Tom Lopez radio program, FOLDOVER , on Aug. 26th, 2002. FOLDOVER airs every Monday from 4pm - 5pm on WOBC 91.5 FM in Oberlin, Ohio.
- Composition Zeta was aired on Acoustic Frontiers July 22nd. Ralph Hopper is the host for this program from Ottawa, Canada which airs every Monday from 10 am - 12:00 pm on station CKCU 93.1 FM.
- Parallel Ordinates, John's Door (door to the john) and Reflections @ Death's Door, from Michael's CD Influences of Luminosity receive airplay on the Tom Lopez radio program, FOLDOVER , on Feb. 11th. FOLDOVER airs every Monday from 4pm - 5pm on WOBC 91.5 FM in Oberlin, Ohio.
- Energies @Work and John's Door (door to the john) received airplay November 28th, 2001 on Steve Bradley's radio and internet program Art@Radio.
- Three Whirling Dervishes was programmed August 1st, 2001 on Musica Nova, a weekly Electroacoustic radio program broadcast on 102.7 FM from Vancouver BC, Canada.
- John's Door (door to the john) was performed at John ffitch's "The Door" concert in the Caturla Hall of the Roldan Theater in Havana, Cuba. The concert took place September 22 during ICMC 2001.
- The Dragon's Dream was performed at the V National Symposium on Digital Arts, 2001 held in Cordoba, Argentina on August 22, 2001.
-
Energies at Work
and
Adrift were presented on June 24th, 2001on the radio program
"Inner Space" broadcast on 100.5 FM in Zagreb, Croatia. Vladimir
Jovanovic is the host.
- Beckoning the Hunter
was presented by Anne-Marie Holland at the University of Glasgow On February 13, 2001 as her Sound Diffusion Concert and again in April of 2001 as a Seminar Piece.Beckoning the Hunter
- Energies at Work was presented in June of 2000 in a historic building called the Colonial Cabildo of Cordoba. The concert was a blend of Instrumental and Electroacoustic music.
- Energies at Work was a featured piece at the SEAMUS Y2K Conference hosted by the University of Northern Texas in Denton on March 10 of 2000.
-
Energies at Work
was a featured piece on the SEAMUS 1999 Audio Clip Web Concert
the week of November 7 - 14, 1999.
Energies at Work
- Energies at Work was played in July of 1999 in Crested Butte, Colorado at a concert called "Music you have never heard before" which was hosted by the University of Northern Texas.