[jitter] Call for Works

The Delta Music Institute at Delta State University is pleased to announce a call for submissions for the Electroacoustic Juke Joint, a two-day festival of electronic music and art, to be held November 9 & 10, 2007 at the Bologna Performing Arts Center.

Music Submissions
Any composer regardless of age or nationality may submit up to two works for tape alone or instrument(s) and tape or electronics up to 4.1 channels, and video for consideration. Applicants are encouraged to bring their own performers when possible but individual percussion, piano, wind and brass performers are available.
Deadline: Scores must arrive by August 24, 2007. We will respond by September 1.
Entry Fee: None
Registration Fee: None
Submission: Submitted works must be on CD or DVD. Include a cover letter with the following information: ?1) Contact information. ?2) If performers are required, please indicate whether or not you will be able to provide players. ?3) a statement confirming your attendance at the festival. ?4) Short bio. 5) Score if applicable.
Submitted works can only be returned if an SASE in enclosed, or else they will be archived for future considerations.

Paper Submissions
Technical and research papers, lecture demonstrations, and workshop submissions that deal with music/multimedia and new technology are encouraged. Paper sessions are 40 minutes, including Q & A, each. Presenters may submit a maximum of two proposals. 
Deadline: Papers must arrive by August 24, 2007. We will respond by September 1.
Entry Fee: None
Registration Fee: None
Submission: Submitted proposals should be a two page abstract with bibliography. Include a cover letter with the following information: 1) Contact information 2) Statement confirming your attendance 3) Short bio.
Submitted proposals can only be returned if an SASE in enclosed.

Send All Submissions to:
Mark Snyder
Delta Music Institute
Delta State University
DSU Box 3114
Cleveland, MS 38733

For More Information:
http://www.eajj.org
mark at eajj.org

Delta State University is a regional university with approximately 4,400 students. It is located in Cleveland, MS, and serves as an educational and cultural center of the Mississippi Delta. The Delta Music Institute, housed within the College of Arts and Sciences, is an independent center of recording arts and music industry studies offering a concentration of courses related to the B.A. in Music degree and the B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies degree.