In the interests of providing a supportive environment for new approaches and ideas, of continuing the dialogue within and among diverse scholarly interests and musical traditions, and of negotiating the faultlines that have created divisions in our disciplines, the Music Department of the University of California, Riverside, will host a third conference in 1995. The steering committee consists of Jann Pasler, Susan McClary, Philip Brett, Gretchen Horlacher and Jennifer Rycenga. Contributions are welcomed from musicologists, ethnomusicologists, music theorists, performers, composers and music educators, as well as from scholars in feminist theory, cultural studies, queer theory, women's studies and other fields. The Conference Committee of ATMI invites the submission of proposals for papers, presentations, workshops, panels, and software demonstrations to be presented at the 1995 ATMI Conference. This meeting will be held jointly with the College Music Society and will take place November 9-12 in Portland, Oregon.
Topics dealing with all aspects of technology in music instruction are welcome.
The Conference Committee is extremely interested in informative, insightful panels that deal with real-world issues. If we are to forge the music technology of tomorrow, the foundation must be laid today. Also encouraged are presentations that focus on newly authored software from all aspects of the music curriculum. Especially welcomed are programs that take an innovative approach to music teaching and learning. Proposals should include a complete description of the software's design and its use in the teaching environment.