Call for Papers Symposium ” Play!: Contemporary Composition, Technology and Listening” As part of Extensible Toy Piano Project It has been almost 50 years since John Cage defined experimental music in terms of the contemplation of sound and the use of technology. All sound–and even silence– could and should be the stuff of music for…

Just got back from the CSAA conference in Perth, and am now both knackered and leading a week-long Digital Storytelling workshop – I have about 20,000 words of blogging to do about both of those. But for now, one of my lame “announcement” posts. I had the _best_ time at the Oxford Internet Institute Summer…

What with all the nerves on the day, I didn’t notice this photo being taken and can’t recall whether it shows us gearing up for the panel or gearing up for the pub afterwards…in any case, this is us at the csaa conference – for us, the culmination of nine months of emails and some…

I’ve been playing with google scholar. I’m pleasantly surprised that even some of my more vague and/or obscure search strings yield largely meaningful results; at least, far more so than the databases our library subscribes to. And, if people take it up as part of their overall research strategies, google scholar clearly has positive implications…