Registration is now open for the SEAMUS National Conference 2012. The registration occurs in two steps: first you will provide information about yourself, then submit payment via paypal. To begin registration, visit https://www.seamusonline.org/?page_id=149 and ignore security warnings from your browser (the site is secure).

The latest issue of the SEAMUS Newsletter is here – a tribute to Max Matthews (with contributions by Jon Appleton, Jean-Claude Risset, and Mari Kimura), and a few other announcements.

You can read it all here: www.seamusonline.org/newsletter/2011-3.pdf

Enjoy!

Anthony Cornicello

Have you thought about hosting a SEAMUS National Conference?  Think about it now for 2014.

The deadline for Preliminary Proposals will be June 1 2012, but the best thing to do now is to contact Christopher Hopkins, SEAMUS Director of Conferences to get questions answered and find out good ways to proceed.

The Call for Proposals to Host SEAMUS 2014 is here.

Hosting a SEAMUS conference draws national attention to an institution and its programs in composition, computer music, and arts technology. The conference offers faculty and ensembles from the host institution opportunities for national-level performances and contact with renowned guest performers. The conference is the focal point of the ASCAP/SEAMUS student composition competition, and each year features a prominent national figure as recipient of the SEAMUS Award.