Further to this, the specific call for live coding music has been updated:
"This category is for music performance that involves the changing of
rules while they are followed. Classically this involves the live
modification of computer source code while it is executed. However,
the use of electronic computers is not strictly necessary in live
coding, for example the rules may instead be followed by human
musicians or dancers, and submissions which expand the definition of
live coding are encouraged. Video documentation of past works should
be included where possible, or otherwise descriptions should be
sufficiently detailed to allow review of both aesthetic and conceptual
aspects of the proposal."
alex
On 17 December 2011 14:44, alex <alex_at_lurk.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> ICMC (the International Computer Music Conference) has an interesting
> theme this year I think, is in a great place - Ljubljana, and is
> finally taking live coding seriously with a distinct live coding
> category for both papers and music. Live coding submissions will be
> properly reviewed by live coders and others highly knowledgeable of
> the domain, so submitters will get helpful responses. So, I think
> definitely worth submitting this year! The deadline is mid February:
> http://www.icmc2012.si/program.html
>
> A word of warning though, unfortunately ICMC isn't really suited for
> those without institutional backing, as self-funders would find the
> participation fees quite high, and I believe even performers have to
> pay it. Worse, music submitters have to pay 10 euro per piece,
> although ICMA members get to submit two for free.
>
> Cheers
>
> alex
>
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