The SEAMUS 2017 National Conference will be held April 20–22, 2017 at St. Cloud State University in Saint Cloud, Minnesota. Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, the conference will present a broad intersection of electro-acoustic music and art in small and large concert venues on campus, a downtown nightclub and in guerrilla concerts. More information can […]
Interview with Pamela Z
SEAMUS member Eric Lyon explores the rich and diverse work and background of 2016 SEAMUS Award winner Pamela Z in the following interview, including her residency in Japan, her background as a singer/ songwriter and radio programmer, and much more. “There’s a tension in my work between not having any particular desire to be political […]
Member News
SEAMUS Member News — Summer 2016 Brian Belet’s composition Ion Trails (Cloud Chamber Storms), for percussion and Kyma processing (2012) was performed by Daniel Pate at the New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival, New York, NY, June 18, 2016. Thanks to Joel Chadabe for running the Kyma TimeLine algorithms. Julius Bucsis was invited to participate in […]
Interview with Scott Wyatt
University of Oregon Professor and SEAMUS 2006 Conference Host Jeff Stolet conducted the following interview with former SEAMUS President (1989 – 1996) Scott Wyatt, an admired and respected composer, teacher, and champion of electronic music for decades through his service to SEAMUS and as Director of the Experimental Music Studios at UIUC. “For me, the presentation […]
Interview with Jon Appleton
Friend and former student Paul J. Botelho conducted the following interview with electronic music pioneer, SEAMUS cofounder, and creative spirit Jon Appleton. Jon shares some frank and insightful thoughts on creativity, academia, and SEAMUS itself. “I think that if you are a genuinely creative person, as a musician, you will find a way to express […]