The Analysis, Creation and Teaching of Orchestration (ACTOR) Project and the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research is Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT) will be co-hosting a hybrid (in person/virtual) symposium on orchestration research on Wednesday, November 17, 4:30-6:30pm (EDT). The event is open to all and will include four presentations on the composer-performer collaboration based on the papers listed below. A discussion period will follow.

• Composer-performer Orchestration Research Ensembles (CORE) – Stephen McAdams, Eliot Britton, Keith Hamel, Roger Reynolds, Caroline Traube

• Documenting Composer-Performer Collaboration on Orchestrational Problem Solving – Yuval Adler, Robert Hasegawa, and Joshua Rosner

• Orchestrational thinking and composer-performer relationships in the context of a collaborative creation process – Justine Maillard, Caroline Traube, Lindsey Reymore, Stephen McAdams

• E-Rock: Creating Blend, Combining Styles, and Composing through Collaboration – Eliazer Kramer

Registration is required for in-person attendees. Click here.

Address:
A832 | 555 Sherbrooke St.
McGill University | Elizabeth Wirth Music Building

Zoom info:

• https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/84270524315?pwd=MzV3NzR1OXlydUVZSGdDbys0dG42UT09

• Meeting ID: 842 7052 4315

• Passcode: 277216

** In accordance with regulations from the Gouvernement du Québec and McGill University, presentation of your vaccine passport will be required for entry, in addition to regular COVID-19 precautions, including wearing a mask and distancing.