The Department of Music at the University of Mary Washington is pleased to announce a call for submissions for the Third Annual Electroacoustic Barn Dance, a three-day festival of electronic music and art, to be held November 7 - 9, 2013 on the campus of the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. This year's festival will feature trumpeter Samuel Wells. Composers are encouraged to submit works for the consideration of the featured artist.
Music Submissions
Any composer regardless of age or nationality may submit up to two works for tape alone or instrument(s) and tape or electronics up to 5.1 channels, and video for consideration. Applicants are required to bring their own performers when not submitting works for trumpeter Sam Wells. Works in progress will be considered if a substantial part of the piece is completed. You will need to complete a submission form for each work. Accepted composers are required to attend the festival for their work to be performed.
Paper Submissions
Technical and research papers, lecture demonstrations, and workshop submissions that deal with music/multimedia and new technology are encouraged. Paper sessions are 20 minutes, including Q & A, each. Presenters may submit a maximum of two proposals. You will need to complete a submission form for each paper/presentation. Accepted presenters are required to attend and, (of course) present their work at the festival.
Performers
Aside from the guest artist, trumpeter Samuel Wells, EABD is unable to provide performers for submitted works.
Technical Details
Please indicate in your tech requirements your input/output needs, as well as what equipment you will be bringing and what you need from EABD.
Venue
EABD takes place on the campus of the University of Mary Washington. All performance spaces during the day take place on campus. After-hours concerts or gatherings occur in establishments in the city of Fredericksburg, VA.
Dates & Cost
Deadline: Scores/Materials must be submitted/arrive by June 16, 2013. We will respond by August 2.
Entry Fee: None
Registration Fee: $30 per work accepted not per composer/presenter or performer.
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