[ANPPOM-Lista] CFP 13th International Music Theory Conference: Rhythm

[Carlos Palombini]

Lithuanian Composers’ Union / Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre

13th International Music Theory Conference
PRINCIPLES OF MUSIC COMPOSING:
THE PHENOMENON OF RHYTHM

16-18 October 2013
Vilnius, Lithuania
CFP Deadline: 14 June 2013

The purpose of the conference is to contribute towards the development of
musicological thought, which could serve to compositional practice and
teaching
process. Twelve preceding conferences took place in Vilnius (Theory and
Practice
1999; Between Ethno and Techno 2001; Continuity and Innovation in
Contemporary
Music 2002; Aspects of Historical Spread 2004; Creative process 2005; The
Phenomenon of Cycle 2006; Musical Text 2007; Musical Archetypes 2008;
Orchestra
as a Phenomenon 2009, Sacred Music 2010; National Romanticism and
Contemporary
Music 2011; Links between Music and Visual Arts 2012).

Sub-themes:

1. General (philosophical, aesthetical etc.) outlook on the nature and
essence
of musical rhythm.

2. Theoretical conception of musical rhythm and its elements (regularity,
accent, group, figure, measure, tempo, proportion etc.). Types and
typologies of
rhythm.

3. Psychophysiological and acoustical aspects of rhythm perception
(durations,
proportions, tempos etc.). The impact of rhythm on its recipient (emotional,
esthetical etc.).

4. Psychology of creativity insights on musical rhythm: rational and
irrational
aspects of rhythm composing.

5. The relation of rhythm with various compositional means, texts, rituals,
drama etc. Theoretical and compositional rhythm systems, rhythm styles.

6. Ethnical and historical aspects of musical rhythm (origins of rhythm,
functions, continuity etc.)

7. Rhythm in contemporary music: from rhythmic autonomy to arrhythmia,
continuous rhythmic processes (ostinato, series, algorithms etc.). Issues of
notation and performance of rhythm.

8. Rhythm in the works of Lithuanian and Baltic region composers.

Paper proposals (abstract together with a short biography) should be sent
to Mr.
Marius Baranauskas: pmc at lmta.lt . The abstract must not exceed 500
words. The
duration of papers will be limited to 20 minutes.

The deadline for proposal submissions is June 14, 2013. The proposals will
be
reviewed by members of the scientific committee and all applicants will be
notified of the outcome in the end of June 2013.

The main language of the conference is English.

The material of the conference will be published.

For more information about the conference contact:
Lithuanian Composers’ Union, Mickeviciaus 29, LT-08117 Vilnius, Lithuania.
Coordinator of the conference Marius Baranauskas: pmc at lmta.lt
http://pmc.lmta.lt


carlos palombini
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