On October 10th 2008, the Studio for Electronic Music of the Royal Conservatory in The Hague in Holland will change its name to

Karlheinz Stockhausen Studio.

On this occasion, the Institute for Sonology will present a special concert in the Kees van Baren Hall of the conservatory with Stockhausen’s 8-track work

COSMIC PULSES 
Electronic Music (2007) 
13th Hour of KLANG (SOUND) – The 24 Hours of the Day.

 

Information: www.koncon.nl , Kees Tazelaar, tazelaar@koncon.nl
Admission free. Concert starts at 5 p.m.
Juliana van Stolberglaan 1, 2595 CA‚ s-Gravenhage, Holland


Mit herzlichem Gruß

Stockhausen-Stiftung für Musik
Kettenberg 15
51515 Kuerten
Germany
Fax 02268-1813
www.stockhausen.org

Hello, I’d like to announce the formation of the World Listening
Project.

The goals of the World Listening Project are to collect field
recordings
from every country on earth, to create a sonic map of the world,
and to
archive those recordings on a website. Many of the recordings for WLP

have already been recorded, but many more will be recorded and archived.

The WLP website is a work in progress, and it will be part of the Third

Annual Chicago Calling Arts Festival (October 1-12, 2008). It will

continue to be developed into the future.

Anyone interested in
participating in the WLP can email me directly. A
WLP listserv has begun and
we invite interested persons to join:
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/worldlistening/

Best
regards,
Eric
—

Eric Leonardson, Adjunctgroup  Asst.
Professor
Department of Sound/First Year Program
The School of the Art
Institute of Chicago
112 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60603
http://ericleonardson.org

Mid-Autumn Harvest Moon Festival / Symposium V [[HMV]]
Sounds on Sounds // Plug’n’Play

Concordia University, Loyola Campus
Montreal, Québec, Canada
October 1, 2, 3, 2008


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Mid-Autumn Harvest Moon Festival / Symposium
V

Sounds on Sounds // Plug’n’Play

Concordia University,
Loyola Campus
Montreal, Québec, Canada
October 1, 2, 3, 2008




Three days of electroacoustic events


• Concerts: multi-channel work and special electroacoustic creativity // 
See Call for Works [Concert Works]

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

Also:

1) The Phil Spector, back to Mono. Pieces in one channel, to be played back through a front-center speaker (1.1).

2) Git Down: pieces for a .1 system, subwoofer only. No frequencies above 110 Hz.

3) Pianissimo Highs (for bats only): Works for 8-channels (point source preferred), duration of under 4 minutes, with no signals below 2 kHz, to be played back pianissimo in the dark concert hall.

4) Quodlibet: Three minute or less piece using micro-editing and point source techniques – (mono channels, no panning). The pieces will be assembled into one continuous movement.




•• Conferences / symposia / presentations: preferably related to multi-channel work, analysis, real-time performance // 

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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••• Workshops: on ea techniques and analysis, basic and intermediate level. Open to all.//

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html 

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•••• Installations: Using the 12-channel Butterfly Installation instrument //

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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••••• Realtime performance – Plug’n’Play into the Butterfly Installation Instrument //

http://music.concordia.ca/HarvestMoon/call.html

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Preliminary deadline: August 22, 2008

Concerts will be webcast (Mark Corwin coordinator), and

published in eContact (Yves Gigon and jef chippewa coordinators)


Contact: kevin.austin@videotron.ca.