A call for EA works (live/fixed/stereo/multichannel) for the upcoming EuCuE series (Short Notice!)
EuCuE Concert Series XXVII – January 2009, call for works (SHORT NOTICE!)
This is a very short notice (two weeks) call for works for the upcoming EuCuE concert series at the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall < http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/Air-20_Sept-2005.mov> of Concordia University in Montreal. (28-30 January 2009).
The following types of works are invited for consideration:
1. EA works with a live component (of any type, including live electronics, instruments, voice, and others)
2. Works for fixed media – either in stereo for live diffusion or organized for any number of channels between 10.1 and .1 (subwoofer alone)
Deadline:
1. Fixed media pieces must arrive at Concordia University, or be uploaded to an FTP server by Wednesday 21 January 2009 (see below).
2. For live presentations please contact the organizer Eldad Tsabary (eucue@yaeldad.com) as soon as possible to discuss feasibility.
Accepted pieces will be programmed in one of the six January concerts. Pieces not selected for this series will be considered for future EuCuE series.
Where to send:
You may submit your fixed media work as a stereo file or individual mono files on a CD/DVD by mail, or uploaded to an FTP server. See submission guidelines below!
Address:
EuCuE XXVII
c/o Eldad Tsabary
Music Dept., RF #302,
Concordia University
7141 Sherbrooke W.,
Montreal QC
H4B 1R6, Canada
Or FTP:
ftp.yaeldad.com
User name: eucue
Password: january
If you need to submit in any other way please contact Eldad Tsabary at eucue@yaeldad.com
Submissions guidelines (fixed media pieces):
Format:
Please send your pieces as audio files (wav or aiff).
Normalization:
Please normalize your piece to peak within -1 dBFS
Program & technical notes:
Please include program notes, technical notes and a short biography in a word document or PDF format
Naming (important!):
Name your mono files in the following format: titlechannelsamplingrate-bitresolution (see examples below).
Stereo files should be named: /title samplingrate-bitresolutionstereo/
Channels should be designated clearly according to the following naming convention:
RF = right front
CF = center front
LF = left front
RFS = right front side
RS = right side
RB = right back
LFS = left front side
LS = left side
LB = left back
CB = center back
SUB = sub [LFE]
/Note: Even if you choose to send a 5.1 piece, you can select your preferred speakers by naming them according to these designations. In other words, if you prefer your front speakers to be the three in the front , use RF,CF, and LF. If you prefer your left and right front speakers to be farther away from the front center you may use RFS, CF, and LFS. The same goes for the back speakers. Use B for “back” and not R for “rear” because “right” and “rear” get confused!/
Example: for a piece titled “study:”
/study 48-24RF
study48-24RFS
study48-24 SUB
study48-24 stereo/
etc.
Release form:
Your work will be webcast and possibly placed on the Sonus.ca gallery, therefore all works must have a release form signed on the CEC website: http://cec.concordia.ca/contracts
EuCuE Concert Series XXVII – January 2009, call for works (SHORT NOTICE!)
This is a very short notice (two weeks) call for works for the upcoming EuCuE concert series at the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall < http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/Air-20_Sept-2005.mov> of Concordia University in Montreal. (28-30 January 2009).
The following types of works are invited for consideration:
1. EA works with a live component (of any type, including live electronics, instruments, voice, and others)
2. Works for fixed media – either in stereo for live diffusion or organized for any number of channels between 10.1 and .1 (subwoofer alone)
Deadline:
1. Fixed media pieces must arrive at Concordia University, or be uploaded to an FTP server by Wednesday 21 January 2009 (see below).
2. For live presentations please contact the organizer Eldad Tsabary (eucue@yaeldad.com) as soon as possible to discuss feasibility.
Accepted pieces will be programmed in one of the six January concerts. Pieces not selected for this series will be considered for future EuCuE series.
Where to send:
You may submit your fixed media work as a stereo file or individual mono files on a CD/DVD by mail, or uploaded to an FTP server. See submission guidelines below!
Address:
EuCuE XXVII
c/o Eldad Tsabary
Music Dept., RF #302,
Concordia University
7141 Sherbrooke W.,
Montreal QC
H4B 1R6, Canada
Or FTP:
ftp.yaeldad.com
User name: eucue
Password: january
If you need to submit in any other way please contact Eldad Tsabary at eucue@yaeldad.com
Submissions guidelines (fixed media pieces):
Format:
Please send your pieces as audio files (wav or aiff).
Normalization:
Please normalize your piece to peak within -1 dBFS
Program & technical notes:
Please include program notes, technical notes and a short biography in a word document or PDF format
Naming (important!):
Name your mono files in the following format: titlechannelsamplingrate-bitresolution (see examples below).
Stereo files should be named: /title samplingrate-bitresolutionstereo/
Channels should be designated clearly according to the following naming convention:
RF = right front
CF = center front
LF = left front
RFS = right front side
RS = right side
RB = right back
LFS = left front side
LS = left side
LB = left back
CB = center back
SUB = sub [LFE]
/Note: Even if you choose to send a 5.1 piece, you can select your preferred speakers by naming them according to these designations. In other words, if you prefer your front speakers to be the three in the front , use RF,CF, and LF. If you prefer your left and right front speakers to be farther away from the front center you may use RFS, CF, and LFS. The same goes for the back speakers. Use B for “back” and not R for “rear” because “right” and “rear” get confused!/
Example: for a piece titled “study:”
/study 48-24RF
study48-24RFS
study48-24 SUB
study48-24 stereo/
etc.
Release form:
Your work will be webcast and possibly placed on the Sonus.ca gallery, therefore all works must have a release form signed on the CEC website: http://cec.concordia.ca/contracts