paul@phoenix.princeton.edu (Paul Lansky) (11/28/89)
I N T E R N A T I O N A L C O M P U T E R
M U S I C C O N F E R E N C E
Glasgow Scotland
10-15 September, 1990
Submissions Form
The International Computer Music conference, Glasgow 1990,
will take place at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
in the centre of Glasgow from 10-15 September 1990, the year in
which the city will serve as the Cultural Capital of Europe.
Call for Special Sessions
Those who wish to propose Special Sessions, which might include
panels, group discussions, studio reports or tutorials, should
follow the guidelines in Call for Proposals except that they
should not be submitted anonymously and they should be specific
as to content, participants and equipment required. They will be
refereed by the appropriate advisory committee. The language of
the Computer Music Association is English and all Special Ses-
sions must be in English. The Call for Proposals deadlines apply
to the Call for Special Sessions.
Call for Proposals
Those who wish to read papers, present workshops or give demons-
trations at ICMC, Glasgow 1990 should send the following materi-
al. It is hoped that at least one afternoon session will be de-
voted to computer music and education and ICMC, Glasgow 1990
would be particularly pleased to receive proposals in this area.
The language of the Computer Music Association is English and all
papers, workshops, tutorials etc. must be in English.
Requirements:
1. Proposals for papers, workshops or demonstrations must consist
of no more than three double-spaced pages of text or 1,000 words
(excluding graphic examples and other supplementary material).
Papers describing the subjects to be covered in workshops or
demonstrations may be published in the Proceedings. Five copies
of the proposal are required. Each copy must include the title
but no other identifying marks because all proposals will be
judged anonymously.
2. Music examples should be on cassette, 1/4 inch 1/2 track
stereo at 7 1/2 ips (19cms) or 15 ips (38 cms), RDAT or CD.
3. A complete statement of technical requirements must be includ-
ed with each proposal. In the case of workshops and demonstra-
tions, the proposal must explain clearly the nature of the ses-
sion and state the number of personnel and the equipment re-
quired.
4. Proposals must include a 200 word abstract suitable for pub-
lication.
5. A biographical note, not exceeding 150 words, on the
author(s) must be enclosed.
6. A completed submissions form or a separate sheet providing the
information requested on the submissions form must accompany each
proposal.
7. A cheque/international money order/postal order for (pounds
sterling) 7.50 to cover jury costs must be enclosed. It should
be made payable to ICMC, Glasgow 1990. This handling charge must
be in sterling and is not refundable.
8. Proposals which do not comply with these requirements will not
normally be considered. Proposals will not be returned.
Deadlines:
Proposals must be postmarked no later than 20 January 1990. No-
tification of receipt will be sent immediately. Notification of
acceptance or rejection will be posted on 1 March 1990. Final
text of papers will be due on 20 April 1990
Submit proposals to: ICMC, Glasgow 1990,
c/o Scottish Music Information Centre,
1 Bowmont Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland G12 9LR
Submissions Form
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Please use a separate form for each submission.
Name__________________________________________________________
Company/Institution___________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
Postcode/Zip:_________________________________________________
I enclose the following submission:
Paper ______
Workshop ______
Demonstration ______
Music ______
Special Session ______
Title of Submission:__________________________________________
Please return my score/tape Yes____ No____
I enclose a postal coupon for (pounds sterling)_______________
and a self-addressed envelope.
I will collect my score/tape at the conference ______
I enclose the following:
An abstract of my paper/workshop/demonstration proposal ______
My biographical note. ______
My programme note. ______
Jury costs of (pounds sterling 7.50 per submission. ______
(Make cheques / money orders / postal orders
payable to ICMC, Glasgow 1990.)
Signed:_________________________________ Date:_______________
Send completed form to: ICMC, Glasgow 1990,
c/o Scottish Music Information Centre,
1 Bowmont Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland G12 9LR.
Official Use Only:
Received:_______________________________Checked:_____________
I N T E R N A T I O N A L C O M P U T E R
M U S I C C O N F E R E N C E
Glasgow Scotland
10-15 September, 1990
Registration Form
The International computer Music conference, Glasgow 1990
will take place at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
in the centre of Glasgow from 10-15 September 1990, the year in
which the city will serve as the Cultural Capital of Europe.
Accommodation
The following special accommodation arrangements have been made
for the conference:
Hospitality Inn **** Cambridge Street, Glasgow G2 3HN.
Next door to the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
Price includes full Scottish breakfast and VAT @ 15%
deluxe single (pounds Sterling)80 per night
single 68 per night
deluxe twin (double occupancy) 47 per person per night
twin (double occupancy) 40 per person per night
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Central Hotel *** Gordon Street, Glasgow G1 3SF.
At Glasgow's main railway station and only a ten minute
walk from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
Price includes full Scottish breakfast and VAT @ 15%
single (pounds Sterling)57 per night
twin (single occupancy) 67 per night
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University of Strathclyde Halls of Residence
Rottenrow East, Glasgow G4 0NG.
A fifteen minute walk from the Royal Scottish Academy of
Music and Drama.
Price includes a self-service breakfast at the University
Centre,which is about ten minutes walk from the residence
and VAT @ 15%.
single (pounds Sterling) 15.52 per night
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University of Glasgow Halls of Residence
Queen Margaret Hall, 55 Bellshaugh Road, Glasgow G12.
Reith Hall, 11 Botanic Crescent, Glasgow G20.
Wolfson Hall, Garscube Estate, Maryhill Road, Glasgow G20.
All about 30 minutes by bus from the Royal Scottish Academy
of Music and Drama.
Price includes self-service breakfast and VAT @ 15%
single (pounds Sterling) 15.50 per night
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Conference Registration Form
Name:________________________________________________________
Company/Institution:_________________________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
Postcode/Zip:________________________________________________
Please indicate fee category
Registration Registration
received before received after
1 July 1990 1 July 1990
Company (pounds sterling)400.00 ______ 500.00 ______
Company,CMA member 300.00 ______ 375.00 ______
Individual 140.00 ______ 200.00 ______
Individual, CMA member 105.00 ______ 150.00 ______
Student 85.00 ______ 110.00 ______
Student, CMA member 64.00 ______ 80.00 ______
One day 50.00 ______
Special rate to school teachers and their pupils
available on application
I enclose a cheque/money order/postal order for (pounds)_____
(This payment must include the (pounds)10.00/5.00 accommodation
deposit - see Accommodation Form. Payment must be in sterling.
Make cheques payable to ICMC, Glasgow 1990.)
I enclose my accommodation request form. _____
I will be staying privately. _____
Signed:_______________________________ Date:_________________
Send completed form to: ICMC, Glasgow 1990,
c/o Scottish Music Information Centre,
1 Bowmont Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland G12 9LR:
Official Use Only:
Fee:______________ Acc:_________________ Ack:_________________
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Accommodation Registration Form
Name:________________________________________________________
Company/Institution:_________________________________________
Address:_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
Postcode/Zip:________________________________________________
Please reserve the following: 1st choice 2nd choice
Hospitality Inn
deluxe single _________ __________
single _________ __________
deluxe twin (double occupancy) _________ __________
twin (double occupancy) _________ __________
Central Hotel
single _________ __________
twin (single occupancy) _________ __________
University of Strathclyde Halls of Residence
single _________ __________
University of Glasgow Halls of Residence
single _________ __________
I will arrive on _____(date) and depart on _______(date)
I wish to share a twin room with_________________________
who is attending the conference ________________
who is not attending the conference ________________
A deposit of (pounds sterling)10.00 per person for hotels or
5.00 per person for universities must be included with the
conference fee.
I will pay for my hotel accommodation with American Express/
Diners/Mastercard/Visa.
Card Number:_____________________ Expiry date:______________
Send completed form to: ICMC, Glasgow 1990,
c/o Scottish Music Information Centre,
1 Bowmont Gardens, Glasgow, Scotland G12 9LR.
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ICMC Glasgow 1990
The 1990 International Computer Music Conference will be held in
Glasgow during its reign as European City of Culture, when spe-
cial exhibitions and performances will be presented throughout
the year. The conference will take place at the Royal Scottish
Academy of Music and Drama and will feature a series of concerts
culminating in a performance by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra,
including a specially commissioned work by Iannis Xenakis. There
will be morning and afternoon paper sessions, workshops and
demonstrations and, in addition to these juried presentations,
there will be a paper tree where conference delegates may post
papers on any subject.
Delegates' fees cover admission to all conference sessions and to
the manufacturers; exhibition, admission to all concerts and a
copy of the conference Proceedings. An opening banquet will take
place in the lavish halls of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery where
delegates will be the guests of the City of Glasgow.
ICMC, Glasgow 1990 comes immediately after Ars Electronica in
Linz and the Musical Cognition Symposium in Stockholkm and im-
mediately before the Cambridge conference on Music and the Cogni-
tive Sciences. Musica Nova, a Glasgow festival of contemporary
music, follows directly after ICMC, Glasgow 1990. rrincipal
guest composers at Musica Nova will be John Cage, Wolfgang Rihm,
Nigel Osborne and James MacMillan.
Directors of ICMC, Glasgow 1990 Stephen Arnold, University of
Glasgow MArtin Dalby, British Broadcasting Corporation Rita McAl-
lister, Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama Douglas McKer-
rell, Maclay, Murray and Spens, Solicitors Peter Nelson, Univer-
sity of Edinburgh
Administrator: Donna Mcdonald Technical Advisor: Alistair Mac-
Donald
Sponsors ICMC, Glasgow 1990 is generously supported by Glasgow
Distric Council's Fesativals Budget. It is also receiving as-
siastance from the University of Glasgow, Yamaha-Kemble Music
(UK) Ltd., Sound Control, the Greater Glasgow tourist Board and
the Scottish Music Information Centre.
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