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6 May 2013

INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER MUSIC CONFERENCE 2013: REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN FOR ICMC 2013

Category: Uncategorized
Posted by @ 4:43 pm

Registrations are now open to attend the 2013 International Computer Music Conference. This year will see the conference held in Perth, capital city of Western Australia. Paper sessions, performances, installations, presentation of spatialised works will all take place within the Perth Cultural Centre, situated in the heart of the city’s cultural district, The Cultural Centre is only a short distance away from the natural beauty of King’s Park, the Swan River and some of Western Australia’s famous world class beaches.

Addressing the theme IDEA: International Developments in ElectroAcoustics, this year will feature keynote speakers Agostino Di Scipio (Italy), Haco (Japan), Warren Burt (Australia) and Alvin Curran (USA). The conference will open on Sunday the 11th of August and run until the 17th with a lunchtime conference banquet to be held on the final day.

Please stay tuned to the ICMC2013 website as news, information and content is being added regularly. www.icmc2013.com.au

The conference will also run concurrently with Tura’s biennial Totally Huge New Music Festival, a ten day biennial festival which incorporates concerts, installations, master classes, young artists’ events and free outdoor concerts. For more information visit the Tura New Music Website www.tura.com.au

Please direct all conference enquiries to: Andrew Varano conference@tura.com.au

 

1 May 2013

The Mozart Fellowship

Category: Opportunities,Residency
Posted by @ 8:41 pm

The University of Otago invites applications for the Mozart Fellowship for the year 2014 from talented composers of demonstrated ability who are New Zealanders or normally resident in New Zealand.

Applications close 1 June 2013

For further information contact:

Kerri Kilner
Division of Humanities
University of Otago
P O Box 56
Dunedin 9054
New Zealand

Tel 03 479 5793
Email kerri.kilner@otago.ac.nz

www.otago.ac.nz/otagofellows

 

Auckland Philharmonia Composer in Residence

Category: Opportunities,Residency
Posted by @ 10:49 am

Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra’s Composer in Residence position – October 2013-2014. Submissions due by 1st July.

Futher information http://apo.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/APO-_composer_in_Residence_2013.pdf

 

30 April 2013

2013 ACL Young Composer Representative selected

Category: Uncategorized
Posted by @ 11:33 am

CANZ is pleased to announce that Reuben Jelleyman has been selected as New Zealand’s Young Composer Representative at the 31st Asian Composers League Festival to be held in Singapore, 20-24 September 2013.

New Zealand has a proud history of success in the competition, which is held at every ACL Festival.

 

27 April 2013

Third International Young Composers Academy in Tchaikovsky City, Ural, Russia

Category: Competition,Opportunities,Overseas Performance
Posted by @ 2:06 pm

Third International Young Composers Academy in Tchaikovsky city
September 16 – 29, 2013

Master-classes – Lectures – Concerts

Professors:
Jean-Luc Herve, composer (France)
Antoine Beuger, composer (the Netherlands/Germany)

Musicians:
Soloists of the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble

Ivan Bushuev, flutes
Oleg Tantsov, clarinets
Sergej Tchirkov, accordion
Michail Doubov, piano
Vlad Pessin, violin
Oleg Vedernikov, cello

Short description of the Academy:
Centre for New Music Initiatives invites young composers to participate in the International Academy of Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble 2013. The Academy will take place in Tchaikovsky city of the Perm region from September 16 to September 29, 2013.

According to the applications professional jury will select 12 students and 3 stagers of any nationality up to 30 years old. Students will have a possibility to work during 12 days on a new composition under the patronage of well known composers. The compositions will be premiered by Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble in the frames of the Academy in the Tchaikovsky city and at international festivals in Perm and in Moscow. Stagers receive individual classes of Academy professors and attend all events of the Academy.

Each student will have 6 hours of individual lessons (3 hour-long lessons with each professor), 1 hour-long individual meeting with each musician (participating in the piece performance) and 3 hour-long rehearsals with the musicians of the Moscow Ensemble (under the professors’ patronage). Each stager will have 4 hours of individual lessons (2 hour-long lessons with each professor).

Besides individual lessons, each professor will hold 2 open three-hour-long lectures, and each student and stager will have a hour-long presentation.

Students are proposed to compose a 6-8 minutes piece (or a complete part of a bigger work) for one of the following instrumental combinations:

1. Flute / flute alto / piccolo
2. Clarinet / bass clarinet
3. Piano
4. Accordion
5. Violin
6. Cello
7. Flute, clarinet, piano, violin, cello
8. Flute, clarinet, accordion, violin, cello
9. Flute, piano, violin
10. Clarinet, accordion, cello
11. Flute, clarinet, accordion
12. Piano, violin, cello

Students can propose their own combinations as well.
Organisers will try to distribute the instrumental line-ups in accordance with the participants’ will

II. Honorable mentions are previewed by the end of the Academy:
Invitation to the next Academy, performances during 2013-2014 concert season in Russia and abroad, etc.

III. Selection procedure:
Date of birth – 1983 or later
Composers 31 to 35 years old can also apply if only they are actually studying in conservatory (confirmation from the conservatory should be applied to the application).
Applications sent before May 31, 2013.
Jury selects 15 participants of the Academy: 12 students and 3 stagers.
Selected composers will receive confirmations by e-mail before June 15, 2013.
Before August 15, 2013 the 12 selected composers have to send the draft of the score.
In case composer rejects participation another composer is invited instead.

IV. Applications are to be sent by e-mail and must include:
Composer’s short biography, photo and list of works.
Three scores of any line-up in pdf.
Recording of 1-2 pieces in mp3 (a link to a file).
Send applications to: moscowensemble.academy@gmail.com

V. Financial conditions:
Selected composers pay only travel to Moscow. Travel from Moscow to Tchaikovsky and back, food, accommodation and studies are covered by the Academy.

VI. Accommodation and study:
All participants will be accommodated in a hotel in single or double rooms with sink. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Internet access.
All events will take place in the municipal musical college.

VII. Academy schedule:
coming soon

VIII. Additional possibilities:
Wishing to come at their own expenses are welcome. The “free listeners” can follow all public events of the Academy: lectures, presentations, rehearsals, concerts, but they have no possibility for individual classes. The number of free listeners is limited. Contact the Academy direction for the details.

IX. Contacts:
Victoria Korshunova, director of the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble – mcme@rambler.ru
Dmitri Kourliandski, artistic director of the International Academy of the Moscow Contemporary Music Ensemble – kourliandski@gmail.com

Send applications to: moscowensemble.academy@gmail.com

 

21 April 2013

Festivals in China

Category: Opportunities
Posted by @ 1:05 pm

If you are interested in these festivals, please contact Ms Long Yanping, email
longyanpingcn@hotmail.com
note: international travel and visa fee by NZ organiser, accommodation / meals / local transportation by Chinese organiser

1. Nan Ning International Folk Song Art Festival: 20-24 September 2013
2. China International Folk Art Festival: September 2013
3. International Festival of Intangible Cultural Heritage: 15-23 June 2013
in Cheng Du, Si Chuan – Maori Culture, song and dance

 

16 April 2013

Call for works/ BabelScores® Reading Panel 2013

Category: Opportunities,Workshop/Readings
Posted by @ 8:29 am

BabelScores® is launching the Call for Works for the Third BabelScores® Reading Panel 2013. BabelScores® continue looking for the most creative and innovative composers from all over the world to build a global quality catalog with important contemporary music pieces.

Deadline for submitting your work: 10th june 2013
Results of the BabelScores® Reading Panel: 1st july 2013

Scores can be submitted via the website www.babelscores.com. Click on submit your work and then click effect submission. Please complete the online form and send it. You will need to upload at least two pieces in PDF format. BabelScores® guarantees not to use or diffuse your submitted work in anyway or by any media without your agreement.

For more information, please email contact@babelscores.com

 

2013 Gianni Bergamo Classic Music Award

Category: Competition,Opportunities
Posted by @ 8:23 am

Organisers of the Giani Bergamo Classic Music Award have announced a 2013 competition for composers, with a first prize of 10,000 Euros. The composition will be open to composers of all nationalities born after 1973. For more information, go to www.giannibergamoaward.ch or email info@giannibergamoaward.ch The deadline is 20 August, 2013

 

20 March 2013

Reminder: CALL FOR SCORES: ACL YOUNG COMPOSER COMPETITION at the 31ST ACL CONFERENCE & FESTIVAL IN SINGAPORE, 20-24 September 2013

Category: Uncategorized
Posted by @ 9:14 pm

New Zealand has a proud history of success at the Asian Composers League Young Composers Competition.

Eligible CANZ members (those born after 20 September 1983) are invited to submit a work for consideration for this year’s Competition. CANZ will select one composer to represent New Zealand at the ACL Young Composers Competition to be held in Singapore.

CANZ will apply for funding for the selected composer to attend the festival. The cost of their accommodation and some meals will be covered by the Asian Composers League. The overall winner from all selected countries will receive US$1000 as well as an additional (non-paid) commission for a future festival. Second and third placings may also receive smaller cash prizes.

A jury of no fewer than three CANZ members will decide on the selected composer by April 22.

Instrumentation
A work for 1-3 percussionists. The full list of instruments is here.

Duration
8-10 minutes

Conditions for submissions
The selected composer must be under the age of 30 (born after 20 September, 1983).
Please note that 2012 CANZ memberships expire on 31/3/2013, and members will need to have paid their 2013 subscription fees to be eligible for this call for scores.

What and how to submit
Please send the following materials to the address below:
A signed application form (available here)
A full score
Sound recording of the work, if available
Programme notes (up to 150 words) and biography (up to 150 words) on a CD

Please do not send parts at this time.

Deadline: all material received by Monday 15 April 2013

For further information please email samuelholloway@gmail.com

Send application to:
Samuel Holloway
Department of Music
University of Otago
PO Box 56
Dunedin, 9054
New Zealand

 

12 February 2013

AYO 2013 Fanfare Competition

Category: Competition,Opportunities
Posted by @ 8:15 pm

In 2013, AYO is continuing their commitment to supporting emerging New Zealand composers with a fanfare competition. AYO encourages anyone age 28 or younger, in particular high school students, to enter and use their work for their portfolio of assessments. The winning work will open the 65th anniversary concert at the Auckland Town Hall on 20 October 2013, also featuring Glazunov Solennelle Overture and Mahler Symphony No.1 ‘Titan’. The winning composer will also receive complimentary tickets to the performance, a high quality concert recording and $250.

For more information and applications, please visit the website http://www.ayo.org.nz/opportunity/.

 

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