NSEME was created by and for students, aiming to bring together the nation’s composers and performers currently studying in the ever-growing field of EA music.
If you are a student, please apply! If you are a professor or teacher with composition students in the electronic music area, please send this onward to them! The application is free. Many thanks!
Via host Carolyn Borcherding at
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign:
NSEME 2020 submission deadline is in two weeks! We are seeking submissions from undergraduate and graduate students for music performances as well as fifteen minute lecture/paper topic discussions!
The conference is to be held at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on February 15-16.
The application deadline is September 30th at 11:59 PM CST.
For application guidelines as well as to apply, visit https://t.co/RIWiEeP2mq
This weekend the @N_SEME will take place. It's an annual festival that celebrates electroacoustic composition and experimental sound. "It's been described to me as a kind of anarchist festival." A UVa grad student is this year's executive director. https://t.co/oLWmMeTz1j
Congrats to recent @Rutgersu Composition Ph.D. Chung Eun Kim, whose piece, Piano Forte, was selected for performance at the the 2018 National Student Electronic Music Event (NSEME) in March at the University of North Texas! @rutgersalumni