Dear Subscriber
Welcome to our January Newsletter, the first in 2018. On behalf of the NMSA Board I wish you all a very happy and prosperous New Year, even if slightly belated. In this issue, we have news about the ISCM submissions; current NMSA board; an opportunity for performers as well as the usual reminder of opportunities. As always, do let me know of any newsworthy items, for the next issue, that would help you to publicise your events in or after March 2018. Likewise, if you hear of any composers’ or performers’ opportunities, just send an email to me at [email protected]. ISCM World Music Days Our six composers have been selected and have been submitted to the ISCM. They are:
Current NMSA Board Members At our AGM, we elected the following Board Members:
It is important to note that Douglas Scott will have to stand down later this year which means that there are openings for both treasurer and secretary, both key roles in the organisation. We are currently in discussion with Diale Mabitsela for the role of treasurer, but there is still an opening for secretary. Please let me know if you would like to be considered for this role and Doug will gladly liaise to help hand over the duties. Third International Manhatten Music Competition This competition is for piano, strings and voice for which applications can be made online by 28 February 2018. Successful applicants will be granted a recital at the Carnegie Hall on 7 July, or a CD recording. The above website gives the full details. Reminder of Opportunities
2. International Composition Competition, Città di Udine The rules and conditions of the new international composition competition "Città di Udine" (12 Edition) are online on Taukay music publishing house website - see below. There are two sections: - compositions for chamber instrumental group or solo instrument - electroacoustic music Deadline: March 31st 2018 For further information, visit their website, or email [email protected]. 3. Hélianthe contest, 2nd Edition This is a request for a pedagogical music piece of at most 4 minutes long which has a link to another type of art (free choice). The piece should be for alto saxophone which can be alone or accompanied by piano, percussion, theatre, dance, video or audio file (4 channels max with stereo reduction mandatory). The composition (including accompaniment) should be playable by young musicians from 1 to 6 years of practice, corresponding at ABRSM levels 1 to 5. Composition(s) submission(s) deadline is 1 April 2018. Registration fee is 10 € per composition. For more information, visit their website and download the application form. 4. Mauricio Kagel Composition Competition Composers younger than 40 years can submit pieces for piano that are suitable for children and young adults. Deadline: 15 August 2018. The prize money totals 10,000 Euros. For further details, please download information sheet and visit their website.
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