INTERNATIONAL COMPUTER MUSIC CONFERENCE 2009
QUEBEC, CANADA
16 - 21 AUGUST 2009
CALL FOR PAPERS
http://www.icmc2009.org/papers
The Schulich School of Music of McGill University, in association with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT), will host the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) in Montreal (Quebec, Canada) from 16 – 21 August 2009. We invite the submission of papers examining aesthetic, compositional, educational, musicological, scientific, and technological aspects of computer music and digital audio. Further details are available below and at the conference website (www.icmc2009.org).
The online submission system will open on 5 January 2009.
Key Dates for Submissions:
- 5 January 2009: Paper Submission Site Open
- 30 January 2009: Full Paper Submission Deadline
- 15 April 2009: Paper Decision Notification
- 15 May 2009: Paper Camera Ready Deadline
Submission Types:
Please submit PDFs with all author information removed for blind review for the following presentation categories:
- Short Paper (4 pages maximum in Proceedings, 20 minutes lecture presentation)
- Long Paper (8 pages maximum in Proceedings, 30 minutes lecture presentation)
- Poster (4 pages maximum in Proceedings)
- Demonstration (4 pages maximum in Proceedings)
Papers selected for lecture presentation will be allotted either 20- or 30-minutes during single-track technical sessions. They should be of substantial contribution to the field and must be accompanied by a written paper submission, which may be up to 4 (short) or 8 (long) pages including images and references. Posters and demonstrations are a forum for discussion of work-in-progress and/or significant or important results that are better suited for more interactive presentation. They must be accompanied by a written paper submission of up to 4 pages in length including images and references. Posters will be presented on a single A0 size sheet during a poster session. Demonstrations will be presented in a classroom setting. All submissions will be subject to blind review by an international panel. One of the authors must present the work at the conference (and pay the registration fee) for it to appear in the proceedings. Papers should be prepared using the templates that will be provided in the near future.
Submission Topics:
General content areas include but are not limited to:
- Digital Audio Signal Processing
- Sound Synthesis and Analysis
- Music Analysis
- Music Information Retrieval
- Representation and Models for Computer Music
- Artificial Intelligence and Music
- Languages for Computer Music
- Printing and Optical Recognition of Music
- Mathematical Music Theory
- Psychoacoustics, Music Perception
- Acoustics of Music
- Aesthetics, Philosophy and Criticism of Music
- History of Electroacoustic Music
- Computer Systems in Music Education
- Composition Systems and Techniques
- Interactive Performance Systems
- Software and Hardware Systems
- General and Miscellaneous Issues in Computer Music
- Studio Reports
QUEBEC, CANADA
16 - 21 AUGUST 2009
CALL FOR PAPERS
http://www.icmc2009.org/papers
The Schulich School of Music of McGill University, in association with the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT), will host the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) in Montreal (Quebec, Canada) from 16 – 21 August 2009. We invite the submission of papers examining aesthetic, compositional, educational, musicological, scientific, and technological aspects of computer music and digital audio. Further details are available below and at the conference website (www.icmc2009.org).
The online submission system will open on 5 January 2009.
Key Dates for Submissions:
- 5 January 2009: Paper Submission Site Open
- 30 January 2009: Full Paper Submission Deadline
- 15 April 2009: Paper Decision Notification
- 15 May 2009: Paper Camera Ready Deadline
Submission Types:
Please submit PDFs with all author information removed for blind review for the following presentation categories:
- Short Paper (4 pages maximum in Proceedings, 20 minutes lecture presentation)
- Long Paper (8 pages maximum in Proceedings, 30 minutes lecture presentation)
- Poster (4 pages maximum in Proceedings)
- Demonstration (4 pages maximum in Proceedings)
Papers selected for lecture presentation will be allotted either 20- or 30-minutes during single-track technical sessions. They should be of substantial contribution to the field and must be accompanied by a written paper submission, which may be up to 4 (short) or 8 (long) pages including images and references. Posters and demonstrations are a forum for discussion of work-in-progress and/or significant or important results that are better suited for more interactive presentation. They must be accompanied by a written paper submission of up to 4 pages in length including images and references. Posters will be presented on a single A0 size sheet during a poster session. Demonstrations will be presented in a classroom setting. All submissions will be subject to blind review by an international panel. One of the authors must present the work at the conference (and pay the registration fee) for it to appear in the proceedings. Papers should be prepared using the templates that will be provided in the near future.
Submission Topics:
General content areas include but are not limited to:
- Digital Audio Signal Processing
- Sound Synthesis and Analysis
- Music Analysis
- Music Information Retrieval
- Representation and Models for Computer Music
- Artificial Intelligence and Music
- Languages for Computer Music
- Printing and Optical Recognition of Music
- Mathematical Music Theory
- Psychoacoustics, Music Perception
- Acoustics of Music
- Aesthetics, Philosophy and Criticism of Music
- History of Electroacoustic Music
- Computer Systems in Music Education
- Composition Systems and Techniques
- Interactive Performance Systems
- Software and Hardware Systems
- General and Miscellaneous Issues in Computer Music
- Studio Reports
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