Dear SEAMUS Members, It is a great honor to serve as the society’s 10th president. Due to effective, progressive leadership, to accumulating institutional wisdom, and to vital engagement from our membership, we are well positioned to meet the future. The recent conference at the … [Read more...]
Interview with SPLICE Faculty Members – by Steven Ricks
“From my perspective, SPLICE Institute is about building and maintaining a community of creative individuals who all value the use of technology in music-making, whether it be performing, composing, producing, research, etc. We focus specifically on composing and performing, but … [Read more...]
Member News
Fall 2017 Based on recent work in creating resonating sound objects, Beth Bradfish recently won a six-month Field/Work residency with the Chicago Artists Coalition. A sample of Exhale, a sonic bed, has been uploaded to the SEAMUS members new … [Read more...]
My Own Personal Canon – by Lou Bunk
We have been playing John Cage’s “Variations III” since well before Lou Cohen’s death in 2013. Lou studied with Cage and would organize yearly performances of this work by musicians from the Boston experimental music community. At the 2017 “New Music Gathering” in Bowling Green … [Read more...]
Scott Wyatt named 2018 SEAMUS Award Winner
The 2018 SEAMUS Award will be presented to Scott A. Wyatt at the SEAMUS National Conference banquet. Wyatt is Professor Emeritus of Music Composition at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he taught and championed electronic/computer music for more than four … [Read more...]