SEAMUS, founded in 1984, is a non-profit national organization for composers, performers, and teachers of electro-acoustic music, representing diverse styles.
Composition History
The album includes two works that won the ASCAP/SEAMUS Student Commission: Kristopher Bendrick's "progressively smaller TVs" and Carolyn Borcherding's "Life is."
Recording & Production
The works on this album were selected by the SEAMUS membership from pieces presented at the 2022 SEAMUS National Conference at Western Michigan University.
Album & Artwork
This album, Volume 32, is part of an ongoing series from SEAMUS (Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States) featuring electro-acoustic works by its member composers.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Electro-acoustic music, the focus of SEAMUS, is defined as music dependent on electronic technology for its creation and/or performance.
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