The functions:
@ to conduct multi-disciplinary research in computer science, engineering and acoustics in the field of music.
@ to encourage composers into producing new works of music using new technologies.
@ to promote computer-aided musicological research, and to serve as a means of exchange among those researchers.
@ to establish continuous relationships with the international musical and scientific communities.
@ to promote pedagogic efforts in the field.
@ to promote production of public events that bring to the public eye the results of computers and music activity and the evolution of musical thought.
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Through this list, the publications of the International Computer Music
Association and IEEE Computer Society Task Force
on Computer Generated Music will be spread out (news letters, announcements,
etc.).
Feb. 1994, Rubin Academy,Jerusalem
Dec. 1994, Ben Gurion University, Beer-Sheva
Aug. 1995, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan
Dec. 1995, Rubin Academy, Tel Aviv
May 1996, Technion, Haifa
IEEE CS Technical Committee on Computer Generated Music
The international Documentation of Electroacoustic Music
Contemporary Music Info-Junction
Courses of study in Sound and Computer Music
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Are We ?
Programs of previous conferences:
Worldwide Computer Music Resources:
International Computer Music Association
The nature of the forum and the character of its activities will depend much
on the contributions of its members and is open for changes and further
suggestions.
Looking forward for your active participation,
Shlomo Dubnov
dubnov@cs.huji.ac.il
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