By Dustin Ragland In early electronic music, particularly those works based on environmental sounds (what we might call field recordings, however spliced and arranged they might have been), we hear a world of sound objects that are irregular and fragmented. This reflection … [Read more...]
Music Beyond Airports: Appraising Ambient Music
Music Beyond Airports: Appraising Ambient Music Edited by Monty Adkins and Simon Cummings Book Review by Scott Miller A quick search for music identified as “ambient” in your favorite streaming music service will result in a long and diverse collection of works, and … [Read more...]
SEAMUS 2020 National Conference
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 … [Read more...]
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 … [Read more...]
Interview with Silen Wellington
by Steven Ricks Introduction: Silen Wellington’s when my body becomes the art is a powerful meditation on gender, being trans, and Silen’s decision to start taking testosterone. I was fortunate to see their performance at SEAMUS 2019 in Boston and was immediately struck … [Read more...]
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