23-24 janvier 2015 : Atelier Informatique Musicale avec Andrea Agostini – « Composition Assistée par Ordinateur avec la librairie Bach dans Max », salle 156
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International Composition Contest Valentino Bucchi
The Valentino Bucchi Foundation and the Music for Roma Foundation
in collaboration with Universal Edition of Vienna Suona italiano Radio3 Rai
Announce the 37th edition of
The international Composition contest “Valentino Bucchi – Parco della Musica”
The contest is reserved for composers from all countries born after 1st january 1973.
We require original compositions for ensembles form a minimum of five to a maximum of six players, with entries no longer than 12 minutes. The instruments available for the selection of candidates are as follows: Flute (also Piccolo , Alto Flute , Bass Flute) – one player Oboe (also English Horn) – one player Harp Guitar Viola Cello
Pour d’autres renseignements:
Bucchi Composizione 2015 inglese (document pdf)
Colloque – La musique en temps réel
1 et 2 octobre 2014 : Colloque – La musique en temps réel, organisé par Philippe Manoury et l’Université de Strasbourg. Programme. Programme détaillé.
festival Evimus en Allemagne
Festival très intéressant en Allemagne:
Evimus – musique électronique et visuelle
Call for Works:
Start of applications: 1 September 2014
Deadline for applications: 1 November 2014
End of selection process and notification: 10 November 2014
Final deadline for all performance material: 30 November 2014
Atelier d’Informatique Musicale – Miller Puckette
Nous sommes heureux d’accueillir Miller Puckette pour un Atelier d’Informatique Musicale au sujet
« making music with pure data »
Vendredi 3 octobre 14h-20h, et samedi 4 octobre 10h-13h, salle 156.
Résonances Electriques 1 – concert étudiant
Concert
Classe de création et interprétation électroacoustique
L’année 2013-2014
Samedi 14 juin 2014 à 18h30
Lieu : Salle d’orchestre – Cité de la musique et de la danse, Strasbourg
La classe de Création et interprétation électroacoustique présente un concert d’œuvres choisies parmi les meilleurs projets de l’année, qui permettra d’entendre autant de créations que de répertoire – acousmatique, électronique live et mixte. Vous écouterez des musiques pour hauts-parleurs, instruments électroniques
gestuels et instruments acoustiques augmentés et étendus par les traitements «temps réel» : une grande diversité esthétique et sonore à travers des pièces réunies par le désir de croiser la tradition et l’inoui, l’inévitable et l’inattendu, la règle et l’exception…
photos :
[concours] Musinfo – acoustic instrument and electroacoustic device
Nouveau deadline jusqu’au 15 mai!
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http://www.musinfo.fr/index.php/en/2014-contest
MusInfo is pleased to announce the First International composition contest for acoustic instrument and electroacoustic device. With this initiative MusInfo proposes to open a new space intended to uphold the work of contemporary composers and sound artists in the field of “live-electronic” music.
Composers are invited to write a short study of 2 to 4 minutes maximum. The electroacoustic device is represented by the software P-Soft that MusInfo supplies on its web page. The composers whose studies are chosen will receive a commission from the Opus Centrum ensemble who collaborates with MusInfo. They will be invited to write a full length composition that will be played and recorded during the Art and Science Days 2015. The electroacoustic device will be supplied to composers by MusInfo for the period of composition.
Participation requirements:
The contest is open from April 10th until May 15th 2014.
The call is open to composers of any age.
There are no fees for inscription.
The contest is open to any short study (from 2 to 4 min long) written for P-Soft and an acoustic solo instrument (flute, saxophone or trumpet). No other software and no audio files can be used.
The software needed to participate in the contest is available for download at the following address: Software and Manual
The requirements and help concerning the composing process are available at the same address.
The composers can send
• the software “bank” file
• the instrument score in PDF format
• the participant information (name & address)
to the following address: concours-bourges2014@musinfo.fr
The files must be marked with the title of the work and the name of the author.
The works will be presented to the jury anonymously.
If the composer wishes to send a recording of his work, he should do it by using WeTransfer: https://www.wetransfer.com/
The international jury will nominate the winners of the contest on May 21st 2014 in Bourges during the first edition of the Art & Science Days.
The jury can decide not to nominate any winner.
contact:
concours-bourges2014@musinfo.fr
http://www.musinfo.fr/index.php/en/2014-contest
[concours] Giga-Hertz-Award For Electronic Music
Giga-Hertz-Award For Electronic Music
Call for Submissions
In 2007, the ZKM | Institute for Music and Acoustics and the EXPERIMENTALSTUDIO of SWR Freiburg inaugurated the annual Giga-Hertz-Award for Electronic Music. The Giga-Hertz-Award aims at composers working in the fields of electronic and acousmatic music. In 2014 the prize carries a total value of 25.000 €. The three production awards of 5.000 € aim to initiate and support new projects geared to composers of electronic and acousmatic music. The Grand Prize of 10.000 € honors the artistic achievements of outstanding composers and is not awarded as part of a public competition but selected by jury nomination. Former award holders include Pierre Boulez, Jean-Claude Risset, Francis Dhomont, Trevor Wishart, and John Chowning. The award Ceremony will take place on the 29th of November 2014 in the context of the IMATRONIC Festival at the ZKM | Institute for Music and Acoustics.
Deadline: May 31, 2014
Contact: http://www.giga-hertz-preis.de
Download PDF: Giga-Hertz-Award PDF
photos du workshop de composition
Workshop de composition de la classe de Philippe Manoury – 15 mars dernier.