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**** ANNOUNCEMENT ****
NOTATION SOFTWARE FOR MUSIC ACADEMICS
Venue: Durham University Music Department
Date: Friday 17 February 1995, 2 pm.
Cost: 20 pounds sterling (NOTE: you may be able to claim this and your
travelling expenses from your staff development office)
CTI Music, in co-operation with the Music Department of the University of
Durham, Nigel Morgan, Capedia, New Notations and others (to be confirmed)
offers a unique opportunity to see and to compare the following Notation
Software in the context of Music teaching in Higher Education.
Composers Mosaic (Mac)
Encore (Mac)
Nightingale (Mac)
NoteWriter (Mac)
Sibelius (Archimedes)
SCORE (IBM)
These will all be demonstrated by knowledgeable users, providing a valuable
opportunity to ask serious questions about teaching with notation software.
This is NOT a sales exhibition!
Because of the organisational costs and fees involved, advanced booking is
essential and we are also obliged to make a small charge (past workshops
for which we did not charge have suffered as a result of people failing to
turn up after booking!)
If interest in this event is too low, we shall have to cancel it, so PLEASE
let us know SOON if you are at all interested in attending. In any case,
your cheque should be with us by Monday 6 February. This will be regarded
as a firm booking and will not be returnable unless the workshop is
cancelled. Your cheque will not be banked until the day of the workshop -
if we are obliged to cancel, we will return it to you.
We hope that you will find this an interesting event and we look forward to
seeing you in Durham on 17 February.
Lisa Whistlecroft
Barbara Hargreaves
CTI Music
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CTI MUSIC
Lisa Whistlecroft Music Department
Centre Coordinator Lancaster University
Lancaster
Tel. +44 (0)1524 59 3776 LA1 4YW
Fax. +44 (0)1524 59 3939 United Kingdom
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WWW: http://www.lancs.ac.uk/music/research/CTI.html
One of 21 CTI subject centres working to encourage the use
of computers to improve teaching in Higher Education.
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From: cpompili@metz.une.edu.au (Claudio Pompili)
Subject: CAI in Musicianship, Composition & Perf?
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I'm knew to this list and am looking for a precis of the situation in CAI
for three main areas: Musicianship, Composition and Performanance. I am
primarily interested in Mac based applications but would also entertain PC
applications.
In the first instance, I'm very interested in matters related to CAI in:
¥ aural training and sight singing (I'm thinking of Opcode's "Claire"
application etc),
¥ music theory, and
¥ MIDI keyboard, wind and perhaps strings (do decent string MIDI
controllers exist?) instruction (up to 'competent' levels)
An overview of the tertiary institutions in the UK that employ the
technology in a determined way and measures of success of the programmes
(any pubished assessment materials of the positive effects of CAI in
Music?) would also be appreciated.
I am a composer who uses computers extensively (algorithmic comp,
comp-asssted notation (Mac Finale) etc) . I'm primarily a composer of the
'score-driven' variety but have produced, and a continuing interest in,
electronic music.
I'm interested in establishing a Music Technology Centre for teaching and
research purposes at my university. In the current climate, the thrust is
to increase student numbers (preferably full-fee paying) and impement CAI
as widely as possible in the areas of musicianship, composition (including
popular MIDI usage) and performance.
Regards, Claudio
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Claudio Pompili
Head e-mail:
cpompili@metz.une.edu.au
Music Dept, Univ of New England wk tel: +61-(0)67-73-2911
Armidale NSW 2351, Australia hm tel/fax: +61-(0)67-75 2433