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Van Wersch was raised with classical piano and violin training, which set the foundations for his experiments with composition and electronic music as a young teenager. At first spurning the conservative music academy for the freedom of visual arts, Van Wersch was eventually drawn back to study Sonology at Royal Conservatory in The Hague after discovering abstract electronic music. Van Wersch’s final exam composition entitled Odysseia was included on the compilation His Master’s Noise - The Institute Of Sonology, released on Dutch experimental label BVHaast Records in 2001. The compilation gathered pieces from artists who had worked or studied at the Institute of Sonology, including Iannis Xenakis, Edgard Varése and György Ligeti.