Jim Briggs

Realize the time frame is a bit of a crunch. Note that if you have a

live performance you can just give us a sample and continue your work

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Call for Works: Composers and Sound Artists

Composers and sound artists are invited to submit original works to

TRANSreveLATION, the second annual audio concert curated by Jim Briggs

and Melissa Grey. Your audio composition must interpret a work from

another discipline, such as, painting, sculpture, architecture,

literature/poetry, new media, film/video, mathematical/chemical

processes, or political/economic systems, etc. Works that include live

performance, real-time processing, or dance will receive special

Work must have been composed after 2005 and must not have been

There is no limit on duration; however, works that are under 5 minutes

will stand a better chance at being accepted.

To have your work considered, please provide the following on one page:

Contact information: phone number, home address, and email address.

Program note (100 words or less) or artist statement about how your

If the work will be a live performance, please note that you must

provide all necessary performers/equipment/instruments. If available,

include a DVD recording of any recent performance.

Broadcast-quality recording of audio work on compact disc

If you are submitting sound for video or film, please submit a

Late or incomplete submissions will not be considered. If you would

like to have your materials returned, please supply an SASE and the

appropriate postage. Contact greym593@newschool.edu for all inquiries.

Accepted works will be announced by March 28. The concert will be held

at The New School, NYC in late April 2007.

Realize the time frame is a bit of a crunch.  Note that if you have a
live performance you can just give us a sample and continue your work
on it for April.
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Composers and sound artists are invited to submit original works to
TRANSreveLATION, the second annual audio concert curated by Jim Briggs
and Melissa Grey. Your audio composition must interpret a work from
another discipline, such as, painting, sculpture, architecture,
literature/poetry, new media, film/video, mathematical/chemical
processes, or political/economic systems, etc. Works that include live
performance, real-time processing, or dance will receive special
consideration.

Work must have been composed after 2005 and must not have been
performed or broadcast.

There is no limit on duration; however, works that are under 5 minutes
will stand a better chance at being accepted.

Contact information: phone number, home address, and email address.
Title/duration/media/year created
Artist and Performer Bios (100 words)
Program note (100 words or less) or artist statement about how your
piece relates to the theme
If the work will be a live performance, please note that you must
provide all necessary performers/equipment/instruments. If available,
include a DVD recording of any recent performance.
Broadcast-quality recording of audio work on compact disc
If you are submitting sound for video or film, please submit a
broadcast-quality DVD of the work.
Copy of score, if appropriate
Late or incomplete submissions will not be considered. If you would
like to have your materials returned, please supply an SASE and the
appropriate postage. Contact greym593@newschool.edu for all inquiries.
Accepted works will be announced by March 28. The concert will be held
at The New School, NYC in late April 2007.

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mt. rainier audio
sound design | engineering | production
brooklyn, ny
917.620.6999
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jim@mtrainieraudio.com
jimbriggs3@gmail.com


Call for Works, NY Audio concert