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Love creating graphic scores? There is a call for proposals that may interest you! Read on to find out more.<\/p>\n
The Composers Society of Singapore (CSS) has been informed of a call for proposals that can interest composers and sound artists. This message is from the organisers of I Hear You, I See You: Music for Caring (curated by Angely CHI, HOH Chung Shih (CSS President), Motohide TAGUCHI, and Noi NARCISO):<\/p>\n
Let’s make Music for Caring!<\/p>\n
Join us by making your own graphic score or performance video.<\/p>\n
Unlike traditional music scores that use five-lined musical staves and notes,\u00c2\u00a0graphic scores\u00c2\u00a0use visual representation such as shapes, colors, lines, symbols, and texts to indicate musical movements, or when musical instrumentation can be played. Graphic scores can be interpreted freely.<\/p>\n