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ELEKTRAMUSIC: Call for Music and Music+Video Works

By Neil Wiernik Published August 25, 2008
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ELEKTRAMUSIC:
Call for Music and Music+Video Works

For upcoming projects (radio, concerts, CD) and for the new season of our “TV Show for experimental music”, Elektramusic is still looking for electroacoustic musics, and music+video works (experimental video, recorded performances, music+dance works,…). You can submit both music compositions (Audio CD or audio files on Data-CD) and/or video+music works (video DVD or high quality video files on Data-DVD). Please include bio, note, and the Submission Form available at :
http://www.elektramusic.com/images/submission.pdf

A new version of Elektramusic web site, with a dedicated video-music “call for works” page will be online soon.
For more information go to www.elektramusic.com

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Contact Contemporary Music – Open call for music

By Neil Wiernik Published July 3, 2008

Open call for music

On September 20, 2008 Contact Contemporary Music is presenting an all day new music marathon concert at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto.

Artists are invited to send proposals for music.  Proposals can be any length of time and any style that can be described as new, contemporary, experimental, improvisational, etc.  We are looking for performers including soloists, small or not so small ensembles and composer-performers. Music proposals can be for any instrumentation.

Please note: At this time, this concert is offered as a promotional opportunity for artists, with facilities to sell merchandise and promote upcoming events. Honorariums will be offered pending funding.

For more information, contact:
info@contactcontemporarymusic.ca

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Harvest Moon V call for submission and announcement

By Neil Wiernik Published June 30, 2008
 

 

Mid-Autumn Harvest Moon Festival / Symposium

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Sounds on Sounds // Plug’n’Play

Concordia University,
Loyola Campus
Montreal, Québec, Canada
October 1, 2, 3, 2008

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Three days of electroacoustic events

• Concerts: multi-channel work and special electroacoustic creativity //
See Call for Works [Concert Works]

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

Also:

1) The Phil Spector, back to Mono . Pieces in one channel, to be played back through a front-center speaker (1.1).

2) Git Down : pieces for a .1 system, subwoofer only. No frequencies above 110 Hz.

3) Pianissimo Highs (for bats only): Works for 8-channels (point source preferred), duration of under 4 minutes, with no signals below 2 kHz, to be played back pianissimo in the dark concert hall.

4) Quodlibet : Three minute or less piece using micro-editing and point source techniques – (mono channels, no panning). The pieces will be assembled into one continuous movement.
•• Conferences / symposia / presentations:  preferably related to multi-channel work, analysis, real-time performance //

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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••• Workshops: on ea techniques and analysis, basic and intermediate level. Open to all.//

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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•••• Installations: Using the 12-channel Butterfly Installation instrument //

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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••••• Realtime performance – Plug’n’Play into the Butterfly Installation Instrument //

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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Preliminary deadline: August 22, 2008
Concerts will be webcast (Mark Corwin coordinator), and published in eContact (Yves Gigon and jef chippewa coordinators)
Contact: kevin.austin@videotron.ca .

 

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  • Upcoming Workshops and Events

    • Events on May 25, 2013
      • Interactive Video in Pure Data
        Starts: 12:00 pm
        Ends: May 25, 2013 - 5:00 pm
        Location: InterAcces Studio
        Description: Register here: http://ia-pd.eventbrite.ca

        About the workshop:

        In one afternoon, you'll learn how to make interactive, sound-responsive video using a totally free visual programming environment called Pure Data.

        Pure Data, also known as Pd, is an open source graphical programming environment. It is frequently used by artists and musicians to create custom digital sythesizers, images that respond to sound and other inputs, or to interface with hardware such as Arduino and midi keyboards.

        The big difference between Pd and other programming languages: this tool uses an interface that relies on visually connecting onscreen elements, as opposed to writing out code.

        Do I need any prior experience?

        Nope! We're expecting that this is the first time you'll be using PureData. You're going to be surprised how far we can get you in a single afternoon.

        What should I bring?

        Bring your laptop, with PureData downloaded and installed. PureData is an open-source software, which means it's absolutely free! You can get it here: http://puredata.info/downloads

        Both Mac and PC are supported. The instructor will be teaching on a Mac.

        About the instructor:

        DAFYDD HUGHES is a musician, artist, programmer and educator. He has performed and recorded with some of Canada’s most notable artists, including Feist, Esthero and Jacksoul. He is active in Canada’s jazz, pop and experimental music scenes through solo work and many collaborations. In addition to being a board member at InterAccess, Dafydd is a faculty member at Sheridan College and recently completed an MFA (with distinction) in Documentary Media at Ryerson University.
    • Events on May 29, 2013
      • Open Studio
        Starts: 7:00 pm
        Ends: May 29, 2013 - 10:00 pm
        Location: 9 Ossington Ave, Toronto ON
        Description: Hang out with some like-minded artists, technicians, and nerds. Bring projects and share them, or get help with problems.
    • Events on May 30, 2013
      • Glitch: Embracing the Mistake
        Starts: 7:00 pm
        Ends: May 30, 2013 - 10:00 pm
        Location: InterAccess Studio
        Description: Register here: http://ia-glitch.eventbrite.ca

        “Glitch art [...] is an amorphous term - a canopy who's tenants slip under and out of. These terms can be expanded to include much more than might immediately come to mind. This is because at their core they're simply a loose link to a key concept: the interest in the ‘mistake’” - Nick Briz

        This session will focus on that one key concept - the mistake - and see how adding intention to mistakes has birthed the Glitch movement in art. Specifically, we will look at techniques to translate pieces of data from one piece of software to another, creating unexpected new works in the process. We will use Open Source software to deconstruct and reconstruct images, audio, and video.

        While we will be looking at code and other confusing bits of letters and numbers, no programming experience is necessary for this session. The focus will be heavily on playing around, and mistakes, of course, are very much encouraged.

        About the instructor:
        Matt is a musician and composer from Kitchener, Ontario, Canada now living and working in Toronto. He got his BFA from Simon Fraser University's School for the Contemporary Arts and his MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In addition to his work with Electricity is Magic, he is the Audio Curator for Chicago's LiveBox Gallery. His recent shows and exhibitions include a collaboration with Eric and Campbell Foster as KATA-STROPH for Toronto's Nuit Blanche, and a video installation and performance of his piece "Empire" at New Adventures in Sound Art Art. His latest album, "Exit Strategy: Selections from Chicago 2007-2011" is available here.
    • Events on June 1, 2013
      • Sound Art in Pure Data
        Starts: 12:00 pm
        Ends: June 1, 2013 - 5:00 pm

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