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Music-Research Digest Fri, 2 Feb 90 Volume 5 : Issue 9
Today's Topics:
Computed Music Workshop
Directory of Computer Assisted Musicology now available in UK
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Date: 2 Feb 90 13:38:08 GMT
From: Daniel Scheidt <dscheidt%van-bc@edu.berkeley.ucbvax>
Subject: Computed Music Workshop
To: music-research@uk.ac.oxford.prg
Music of Two Worlds
Vancouver, B.C. Canada
July 3 - 29, 1990
The 1990 Simon Fraser University Summer Institute Music Intensive
is a one month workshop which includes practical studies in
compositional software design. Working on Atari and Macintosh
computers, participants create their own MIDI software using the
FORTH programming language. Artists in residence George Lewis
and David Rosenboom are two of the foremost musicians currently
working with experimental music software design.
Participation in the second component of the Intensive, Javanese
Gamelan (percussion orchestra) Performance, is also open to anyone
registered in the computer workshop.
This year's Intensive is to be held at the Western Front Lodge in
downtown Vancouver from July 3 through July 29 1990. For more
information contact:
Angela Crump, Summer Institute 1990
Centre for the Arts
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, B.C. Canada V5A 1S6
phone: (604) 291-4672
email: useracru@cc.sfu.ca
or contact: Daniel Scheidt djs@scheidt.wimsey.bc.ca
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Daniel Scheidt
Program Director - Summer Institute
Centre for the Arts
Simon Fraser University
djs@scheidt.wimsey.bc.ca
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Date: Fri, 2 Feb 90 11:08:16 WET DST
From: CTImusic <mua006@uk.ac.lancaster.central1>
Subject: Directory of Computer Assisted Musicology now available in UK
To: Music-Research@uk.ac.oxford.prg
In Music Research Digest Vol 4 Issue 81 dated 9 Jan 90, Brad Rubenstein reminded
everyone interested in notation packages of the invaluable reference source
The Directory of Computer Assisted Musicology produced annually by Walter
Hewlett and Eleanor Selfridge-Field at Menlo Park.
Interested workers in the UK who have been put off sending to the USA for their
copy of the Directory by the difficulties of paying in dollars and the time
taken in the mail, may be interested by the following announcement.
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The CCARH Directory of Computer Assisted Research in Musicology is now available
in the UK from the CTI Centre for Music at Lancaster University.
Prices and ordering information are:
1989 Directory ..... 15 pounds
1988 Directory ..... 13 pounds
1987 Directory ..... 12 pounds
All the above prices are inclusive of postage in the UK. Orders should be
clearly marked to indicate that it is the Directory which is being ordered
(or clients might get a copy of Musicus instead!)
All orders should be accompanied by a cheque made out to
"The University of Lancaster"
Orders should be sent to:
Lisa Whistlecroft
CTI Centre for Music
Music Department
Lancaster University
LANCASTER
LA1 4YW
Orders will normally be despatched by return of post.
Workers in Europe who would like to order their copy of the Directory from
Lancaster should e-mail first to find out how much postage to add to the cost.
e-mail addresses are CTImusic@uk.ac.lancaster
or LisaWhistlecroft@uk.ac.lancaster
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