james@yunexus.UUCP (James Pierre Lewis) (05/20/88)
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MUSIC & COMPUTERS AT YORK -- SUMMER '88
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Announcing a series of STATE-OF-THE-ART SEMINARS with visiting software
developers and outstanding computer music experts. These presentations,
which may include live performance as well as software demonstrations and
discussion, will be of interest to musicians, educators, programmers, and
advanced music students. Seminars are held on Fridays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
and are open to the general public, at the nominal cost of $10 per session.
Students enrolled in either or both of the York Summer COMPUTERS & MUSIC
Workshops will also attend the entire series of STATE-OF-THE-ART SEMINARS
without additional charge.
STATE-OF-THE-ART SEMINARS in MUSIC & TECHNOLOGY at YORK UNIVERSITY
May 27-June 24, McLaughlin Hall, York University Main Campus
entrance off Steeles Ave. west of Keele St., Downsview, Toronto, Ont.
(NOTE: The following revised schedule supersedes previous announcements!)
May 27
David Levitt (M.I.T. Media Lab)
Composing with Interactive Graphic Controls; Computer Jazz
Phillip Werren (composer, York University)
New Sounds from Old Hardware
June 3
Keith Hamel (composer, Soft Core Music Systems, Vancouver)
A LISP-based Music Description Language;
A Macintosh-based Professional Scoring System
Gary Lee Nelson (composer, TIMARA, Oberlin Conservatory)
Interactive Performance and Real-Time Composing with the MIDI Horn
David Kusek (President, Passport Designs, California)
The Future of MIDI
June 17
Joel Chadabe (composer, Intelligent Music Systems, SUNY at Albany)
Using Intelligent Composing Software Intelligently
June 24
Peter Roosen-Runge (information scientist, York University)
A Hierarchical Language Environment for Algorithmic Composition
(For more information, phone 736-5186 or send e-mail to GUEST4@YUSOL.BITNET)