[ 10. August 2009 ]
Date: 2009 August 6 11:44:15 AM EDT (CA)
Subject: Call For Two-Channel Works - UNC Digital Arts Festival February 2010
I wanted to let you know about a performance opportunity for any
composers (faculty, students, or other) who may have interest in
submitting a piece for our upcoming Digital Arts Festival which will
be held at the University of North Carolina in February 2010. One of
the events is an all day open exhibition for which I am seeking two-
channel electronic works from composers throughout the world.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
In February 2010, the Institute of Arts and Humanities at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will host a campus-wide
festival entitled, “CHAT” (Collaborations: Humanities, Arts &
Technology), that seeks to feature new works in the arts that
incorporate digital technology. As part of the festival, the
Composition Area in the Department of Music at UNC announces a CALL
FOR TWO-CHANNEL ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC AUDIO COMPOSITIONS (e.g., electronic
or computer music—without video or visuals) for composers who wish to
have a piece performed during the festival. Pieces that are selected
will be performed on February 18, 2010 at the “Open Art Exhibit” in
Gerrard Hall. Musical submissions will be reviewed and selected by
the UNC composition faculty, Dr. Allen Anderson and Dr. Stephen
Anderson.
Submission Specifications and Guidelines:
• Please submit two-channel (stereo) audio works only (e.g., left and
right panning only—not 5.1 or 8 channel surround sound, or video works).
• The pieces may be of any length between 1-30 minutes.
• Pieces must be submitted on CD (please do not send tapes or any
other kind of media format). Include a brief composer biography and a
short description of the piece with the completion date of the work.
• Works composed within the past 5 years are preferred.
• Composers of any age or nationality may submit materials.
• There is no financial compensation for the submitted works or
performances.
• Submission materials will only be returned if the submitted material
also includes a self addressed and pre-postage paid envelope.
• SUBMISSION DEADLINE: December 10, 2009.
CHAT Digital Arts Festival information page: http://iah.unc.edu/chat/festival/festival
UNC Music Composition Area page: http://music.unc.edu/undergrad/Areas/composition
Please send all submissions to:
Dr. Stephen R. Anderson
UNC Composition Area
Department of Music, CB #3320
The University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3320
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AUSSCHREIBUNG - UNC Digital Arts Festival February 2010 -- Call For Two-Channel Works
From: Stephen AndersonDate: 2009 August 6 11:44:15 AM EDT (CA)
Subject: Call For Two-Channel Works - UNC Digital Arts Festival February 2010
I wanted to let you know about a performance opportunity for any
composers (faculty, students, or other) who may have interest in
submitting a piece for our upcoming Digital Arts Festival which will
be held at the University of North Carolina in February 2010. One of
the events is an all day open exhibition for which I am seeking two-
channel electronic works from composers throughout the world.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
In February 2010, the Institute of Arts and Humanities at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will host a campus-wide
festival entitled, “CHAT” (Collaborations: Humanities, Arts &
Technology), that seeks to feature new works in the arts that
incorporate digital technology. As part of the festival, the
Composition Area in the Department of Music at UNC announces a CALL
FOR TWO-CHANNEL ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC AUDIO COMPOSITIONS (e.g., electronic
or computer music—without video or visuals) for composers who wish to
have a piece performed during the festival. Pieces that are selected
will be performed on February 18, 2010 at the “Open Art Exhibit” in
Gerrard Hall. Musical submissions will be reviewed and selected by
the UNC composition faculty, Dr. Allen Anderson and Dr. Stephen
Anderson.
Submission Specifications and Guidelines:
• Please submit two-channel (stereo) audio works only (e.g., left and
right panning only—not 5.1 or 8 channel surround sound, or video works).
• The pieces may be of any length between 1-30 minutes.
• Pieces must be submitted on CD (please do not send tapes or any
other kind of media format). Include a brief composer biography and a
short description of the piece with the completion date of the work.
• Works composed within the past 5 years are preferred.
• Composers of any age or nationality may submit materials.
• There is no financial compensation for the submitted works or
performances.
• Submission materials will only be returned if the submitted material
also includes a self addressed and pre-postage paid envelope.
• SUBMISSION DEADLINE: December 10, 2009.
CHAT Digital Arts Festival information page: http://iah.unc.edu/chat/festival/festival
UNC Music Composition Area page: http://music.unc.edu/undergrad/Areas/composition
Please send all submissions to:
Dr. Stephen R. Anderson
UNC Composition Area
Department of Music, CB #3320
The University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3320
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