The Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS) 2020 National Conference will be held at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia March 12-14, 2020. SEAMUS 2020 will present an exceptional program of works showcasing a broad spectrum of electro-acoustic modes and practices, including fixed media electroacoustic works, works for real-time interactive performance, […]
SEAMUS President Ted Coffey’s Remarks at 2019 Awards Banquet
After summarizing the work on diversity and inclusion, led by Elizabeth Hinkle-Turner, SEAMUS President Ted Coffey presented the following remarks at the SEAMUS 2019 Awards Banquet: I want to move to a related topic, and by way of introduction, I’ll read a bit from the statement I wrote for your consideration of my candidacy. I want […]
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In Scott Barton’s recent release, Stylistic Alchemies, expressions that are typically treated as ends, such as a pop songs or acoustic performances of chamber works, become means to a music that is trans- (across and through), poly- (many) and meta- (beyond) genre. The modern production studio is the vehicle for this work, imparting its forms and techniques upon […]
Gordon Mumma Named 2019 SEAMUS Award Winner
The 2019 SEAMUS Award will be presented to Gordon Mumma at the SEAMUS National Conference banquet at the Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Gordon Mumma (born 30 March 1935, in Framingham, Massachusetts) studied piano and horn in Chicago and Detroit, and began his career as a horn player in symphonic and […]
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SEAMUS members Linda Antas and Jason Bolte created the audio for an installation entitled NeuroCAVE. It involves interactive brainwave analysis, interactive and fixed audio, interactive color-changing side emitting fiber optics, and video. The installation consists of six video projectors (Anderson-video/Mast-images), interactive brainwave sonification (Antas), an outer layer of ambient sound (Bolte), and five “cave forms” […]