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EMF Programs
EMF's programs represent different ways to gain an understanding of the creative potential of technology. The programs include public presentations that bring artists and public together, dissemination of information, access to materials, and support for professionals.
Public Presentations
EMF Productions. EMF presents concerts, installations, symposia, encounters with artists, conferences, and other events aimed at providing direct communication between artists and the public. The events explore new cultural roles for music, the confluence of tradition and technology, and performance possibilities in new musical instruments. Recent venues have included the World Financial Center, 3LD Electronic Arts Center, Chelsea Art Museum, Frederick Loewe Theater, and Judson Church in New York City; and Le Palais de Tokyo in Paris ... more
Ear to the Earth. Following a major festival of environmental sound in October 2006 in New York City, Ear to the Earth has become a worldwide network based on the premise that by listening to the sounds of the earth, we listen to the state of the earth.
Dissemination of Information
The EMF Institute. An internet-based historical resource and reference center for the evolution of electronic music, linked to an archival center in Albany, The EMF Institute is a center for information and research on the history of electronic music. The website was created in 2000 with support from the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science and Technology, and has developed since that time as part of the UNESCO Digi-Arts program.
Arts Electric. An internet-based calendar, information center, and email list, Arts Electric is a resource for news and articles on current events in new music, electronic music and related arts that reaches an interested public throughout the world.
Access to Materials
CDeMUSIC. An international access center for CDs, books, and DVDs that comprise an essential part of our cultural history, CDeMusic lists more than 4,000 titles with several hundred independent publishers and individual composers.
EMF Media. A prestigious publication program, EMF Media has published more than 50 CDs and DVDs, among them several collaborations with Groupe de Recherches Musicales (Paris) and Leonardo. Among the artists represented are George Antheil, Herbert Brun, Joel Chadabe, John Eaton, Luc Ferrari, Lukas Foss, John Cage, Lejaren Hiller, Hugh Le Caine, Roger Reynolds, Pierre Schaeffer, Laurie Spiegel, and Iannis Xenakis.
GRM Tools. EMF is the worldwide marketing partner for this historically- important sound-processing software developed at GRM (Groupe de Recherches Musicales ) in Paris, France.
Support for Professionals
EMF / SEAMUS Professional Opportunities Directory. This database provides a listing of job opportunities, calls for works, and other professional opportunities, thereby providing composers with support for making their works better known to the public.
EMF Internet Directory. This list, including web addresses of EMF Subscribers, facilitates communication and exchanges within the community of professional artists.
EMF World. EMF maintains an interactive listserv that allows EMF Subscribers to talk to one another, allowing access to a wide range of ideas, information, connections to colleagues, discussions, and communications that result from worldwide community.
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