[CM] [Fwd: LISP WORKSHOP at CCRMA]

[Juan Reyes]

-----Forwarded Message-----
> From: Bruno T. Ruviaro <ruviaro@stanford.edu>
> To: local-users@ccrma.Stanford.EDU
> Cc: lisp-music-workshop@ccrma.Stanford.EDU
> Subject: LISP WORKSHOP at CCRMA
> Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 14:32:24 -0700
> 
> Dear Friends,
> 
> The CCRMA-LISP Workshop is on. This is the first public announcement.
> Please forward it to other appropriate mailing lists that you may know.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Bruno Ruviaro
> 
> 
> 
> ________________________________________________________________________ 
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>        CCRMA Lisp Music Workshop 2005 -- June 23-25 at Stanford  
> University
>                 International Lisp Conference 2005 -- June 19-22
> ________________________________________________________________________ 
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> 
> We cordially invite you to join us for a week of activities devoted to  
> Lisp and
> Scheme-related music production at Stanford, June 19-25.
> 
> Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)  
> will host
> a three-day LISP MUSIC WORKSHOP at Stanford University June 23-25.   
> This unique
> symposium immediately follows the International Lisp Conference 2005  
> (ILC 2005),
> which convenes at Stanford University June 19-22.  Details about ILC  
> 2005 may be
> found at:  http://international-lisp-conference.org
> 
> The CCRMA Lisp Music Workshop 2005 brings together noted composers,  
> performers,
> scientists and technologists engaged in Lisp and Scheme-based music  
> production
> and research.  Three days of invited lectures, seminars and tutorials  
> will be
> presented between Thursday, June 23 and Saturday, June 25.
> 
> The Workshop will host two concerts of music composed and/or  
> electronically
> realized using Lisp-based software.  The first concert is on Monday  
> evening,
> June 20 on the opening night of ILC 2005 in Stanford's Dinkelspiel  
> Auditorium.
> This concert features the Ives Quartet playing works in historical  
> styles
> composed by David Cope's (EMI) Experiments in Musical Intelligence  
> program.
> New compositions by Roger Dannenberg, Mary Simoni, and Heinrich Taube  
> will also
> be presented.  A second concert on Thursday evening, June 23 in Campbell
> Recital Hall of Stanford's Braun Music Center will feature new works of
> Stanford composers.
> 
> Technical content of the Workshop includes two half-day mini-symposia  
> devoted
> to Musical Knowledge Representation, and Real-Time Signal Processing in  
> Lisp
> and Scheme.  Tutorials on Common Music (CM), Common Lisp Music (CLM),  
> Nyquist,
> CLOS (the Common Lisp Object System) and Prolog are scheduled to be  
> presented
> by key developers of these software tools.
> 
> Invited Lisp Music Workshop speakers include:
> 
> John Amuedo, founder of Signal Inference Corp. and the Music Cognition  
> Group,
>    M.I.T. Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
> Chris Chafe, Prof. of Music and Director of CCRMA, Stanford University
> David Cope, Prof. of Music at U.C. Santa Cruz and author of the  
> Experiments in
>    Musical Intelligence (EMI) automated composition program
> Roger Dannenberg, Assoc. Research Prof. of Computer Science and Art at
>    Carnegie-Mellon University; author of the Nyquist signal processing  
> language
> Randal Leistikow, Stanford CCRMA
> Fernando Lopez-Lezcano, SysAdmin/Lecturer at Stanford CCRMA
> Heinrich Taube -- Assoc. Prof. of Music Composition and Theory at  
> University
>    of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and author of the Common Music language
> Mary Simoni -- Associate Professor of Music Technology, Univ. of  
> Michigan,
>    Ann Arbor
> Matt Wright - U.C. Berkeley CNMAT and Stanford CCRMA
> 
> CCRMA has made its two primary teaching classrooms in Wilbur Trailer  
> Modules
> available for Lisp Music Workshop lectures and tutorials, as well as  
> its two
> primary Linux clusters for participants who are unable to bring their  
> own
> laptop computers.
> 
> Prerequisites of the Workshop are a working familiarity with Lisp or  
> Scheme, and
> a professional interest in computational music production or research.   
> ILC 2005
> will present a one-day introductory Common Lisp tutorial on Sunday,  
> June 19 for
> prospective Conference and Workshop participants who would like to  
> strengthen
> their Lisp programming skills.
> 
> Tuition of the three-day Lisp Music Workshop alone is $400 for  
> non-students and
> $250 for students enrolled in an accredited academic institution.  ILC  
> 2005 has
> offered to extend a $100 discount on registration for ILC 2005 to CCRMA  
> Lisp
> Music Workshop participants.  The combined registration for ILC 2005  
> and the
> CCRMA Lisp Music Workshop is $850 for non-students, and $450 for  
> students.
> On-site registration for ILC 2005 is subject to an additional $100  
> surcharge
> for non-students.  Conference and Workshop tuition does not include  
> housing.
> 
> Stanford has made two inexpensive housing options available to Lisp  
> Workshop
> registrants:  on-campus, dormitory-style (shared bath) housing directly
> adjacent to ILC 2005 and Workshop activities for $45-55 per night, and
> off-campus guest house rooms (with private bath) for $69-99 per night.   
> Also,
> a local Palo Alto hotel situated approximately one mile from campus is  
> offering
> preferred rates to Workshop participants of $99/day on weekends and  
> $109/day
> on weekdays.  The latter two options require that you make your own
> transportation arrangements to and from campus.
> 
> Registration for the CCRMA Lisp Music Workshop and ILC 2005 is subject  
> to space
> and housing availability.  Upon completion of your Workshop  
> registration and
> receipt of your payment, you will be provided with links and  
> confirmation codes
> to reserve housing and obtain the applicable ILC 2005 discount.
> 
> Information about other CCRMA summer activities may be found at
> http://ccrma.stanford.edu and general information about Stanford  
> University
> may be found at http:/www.stanford.edu/
> 
> To request further registration information for the 2005 CCRMA Lisp  
> Music
> Workshop, please complete the questionnaire below and email ASAP to:
> 
>          lisp-music-workshop@ccrma.stanford.edu
> 
> Additional schedule, registration, payment, and housing information  
> will be
> updated periodically at:
> 
>          http://ccrma.stanford.edu/lisp-workshop
> 
> We look forward to you joining us for this week of Lisp-related  
> activities at
> Stanford.
> 
> WORKSHOP HOSTS
> 
> John Amuedo, ILC 2005 Organizing Committee
> Chris Chafe, Director of CCRMA
> Bruno Ruviaro, CCRMA
> 
> ________________________________________________________________________ 
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> TO:  LISP-MUSIC-WORKSHOP@CCRMA.STANFORD.EDU
> 
> SUBJECT:  <your-name-here> -- Lisp Workshop Registration Request
> 
> I would like to attend the CCRMA Lisp Music Workshop, June 23-25 at  
> Stanford
> University.  Please provide me with further registration information.
> 
> NAME:
> 
> STREET ADDRESS:
> 
> CITY, STATE and COUNTRY:
> 
> EMAIL ADDRESS:
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> PHONE NUMBER(s) and HOURS of AVAILABILITY (please indicate time zone):
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> MUSICAL INTERESTS:
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> COMPUTING SKILLS:
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> LISP or SCHEME background:
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> RELEVANT PAST PROJECTS:
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> WORKSHOP TOPICS THAT I WOULD FIND MOST INTERESTING:
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> PROJECT THAT I MIGHT LIKE to UNDERTAKE in LISP or SCHEME:
> 
> MY HOUSING PREFERENCE:
> { on-campus dorm , off-campus guest house , off-campus hotel , or  
> NOT-REQUIRED }
> 
> I will (or will not) need to PARK a VEHICLE on the Stanford campus:
> 
> I plan (or do not plan) to attend INTERNATIONAL LISP CONFERENCE 2005:
> 
> ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
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