Montana State University call for works

Hello all,

The MONSTER Studios and Music Technology program at Montana State
University are seeking new electroacoustic and video works for our March
1st Sunday Night Multimedia Series concert. The Sunday Night Multimedia
Series features electroacoustic music and video art projected on our large
screen in Reynolds Recital Hall, live performance, and sound diffusion
over our multichannel audio system. The programs (posted on our website)
alternate between student compositions and multimedia works by composers
and artists from around the world.

If you have a video or electroacoustic piece you would like to submit for
possible performance on the March 1st concert, we are interested in short
pieces (~12 minutes or less), particularly works with video/animation. We
can also program electroacoustic works with video and/or live performance
on future Sunday Night Multimedia Series or Black Box Theater concert
events.

Please send materials to:

Music Technology c/o Kristi McGarity
Department of Music
P.O. Box 173420
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717-3420

Please email contact info, bio, and notes to:
kristin.mcgarity@montana.edu

DVD or Quicktime file playback is available, with stereo diffusion or
multichannel audio playback. Submissions accompanied by SASE will be
returned; others will be archived for consideration at future events.

The Bachelor of Arts in Music Technology program at MSU integrates
composition, sound design, and audio engineering, with a particular
emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration with visual media. We are
thrilled to have over 50 majors in our third year of operation, and we
have added many exciting new courses and facilities this year. For the
latest news, please visit our website:
http://www.montana.edu/musictech

Hope the spring semester is going well for all of you!

Thank you for your time,

Kristi McGarity and Hsiao-Lan Wang
Music Technology Program
Montana State University
406-994-5762

Reply-To: kristi@mcgaritymusic.com

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