[Music 155] Fwd: modulations and intermedia

[Jarek Kapuscinski]

Dear all,
Please find below a message from Luke! It would be exciting indeed if 
you did your pieces
again at Modulations! The deadline is today but if you did it by the 
weekend he could accept your submissions.
Congratulations again on such great work and interesting event!
Best,
Jarek

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Subject: 	modulations and intermedia
Date: 	Fri, 16 Mar 2012 10:24:54 -0700
From: 	Luke Dahl <lukedahl at ccrma.Stanford.EDU>
To: 	jarek at ccrma.Stanford.EDU
CC: 	Carr Wilkerson <carrlane at ccrma.Stanford.EDU>, Kurt James Werner 
<kwerner at ccrma.Stanford.EDU>



Hey Jarek,

I thought the results of the Intermedia class were all around excellent!

I'd love to see some of these pieces at Modulations.  For example most
of the installation pieces would work, and perhaps we could set up the
large 3D screen in a gallery and put the pre-recorded pieces on a
loop.

If you don't mind, would you please encourage your students to submit
to modulations!  The deadline is today, but if something were
submitted before monday that would be fine too.  See call for works
below.

Thanks.
- Luke



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CCRMA Modulations 2012 Call for Works

CCRMA Modulations 2012 - Live Electronic Music and Installation Art
Saturday April 28, 2012, 8pm -1am
CELLspace, 2050 Bryant Street, San Francisco CA
ccrma.stanford.edu/events/modulations/
Submission deadline: March 16th, 2012

CCRMA Modulations is an annual one-night concert and art exhibit in
San Francisco.  The goals of Modulations are to provide a venue for
the CCRMA community to express the creative potential of the sound and
music technologies we research and develop, to explore the boundaries
between academic and popular electronic musics, and to make our work
more visible to the greater Bay Area community.

This is the fifth year of CCRMA Modulations, and we are excited to be
returning to CELLspace in San Francisco's Mission district.  The event
will consist of an evening of music performances concurrently with
viewing of art works and installations.  We will have a large
performance space with an 8.4-channel sound system and multi-channel
video projection, and a gallery and a few enclosed rooms for art works
and installations.

We encourage submissions of works including, but not limited to:
- music performances
- live video / graphics performance (i.e. VJ-ing) to accompany music
performances
- sound sculpture, video art and interactive installations
- short films which can be experienced in a gallery setting

Please fill out the submission form at:
ccrma.stanford.edu/events/modulations/submission-form

Guidelines:
- Please include a detailed description with your submission.

- Links to online media examples are encouraged, but not required. If
your proposed piece is not yet complete, show us examples of your
previous work and describe what you propose to do for Modulations.

- Submissions that take advantage of the capabilities of the 8.4
channel sound system are encouraged, but not required.

- We welcome submissions from all members of the Stanford community.
However, there are a limited number of performance time-slots and
preference may be given to submissions from people who currently work
at CCRMA. Even if you are not programmed to perform, we hope you will
engage with the event, even volunteer to help out, and have fun.

- Modulations is created and produced by us! Performers and
installation artists will be requested to volunteer 2-hours of time
sometime during the event day or take down.

- If you are not an artist or performer and would like to help out
with Modulations, we welcome your participation.  Please send email
tokwerner at ccrma.stanford.edu

- No funding is available for performers. We're doing this for love!

- There is no guest list. A small cover is charged at the door ($10).
Volunteers, performers, and artists will get in for free. Performers
and artists can arrange for a limited number of entries for family and
friends at half the cover price, paid in advance.

- Please forward this call to any CCRMA or Stanford friends of yours
who may be interested in CCRMA Modulations 2012.

- While the submission deadline is March 16, early submissions are
highly encouraged.

If you have any questions about Modulations or the submission process
please email kwerner at ccrma.stanford.edu


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