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Become an EMF Subscriber Who are EMF Subscribers? EMF Subscribers are individuals and non-profit organizations that have a professional interest in electronic music, new music, sound art, or media art. They are composers, performers, sound artists, researchers, schools, presenting organizations, performing groups ... EMF Subscribers include John Luther Adams, Charles Amirkhanian, Jon Appleton, Robert Ashley, Larry Austin, Marc Battier, François Bayle, David Behrman, Robert Black, Allen Brings, Donald Buchla, Thomas Buckner, Warren Burt, John Cage Trust, Elliott Carter, Joel Chadabe, Richard Chartier, Francis Dhomont, Charles Dodge, William Duckworth, Simon Emmerson, Karlheinz Essl, Steven Feld, Luc Ferrari, Lukas Foss, Jonathan Harvey, ICMA, IRCAM, Petr Kotik, Christina Kubisch, Hans Peter Kuhn, Joan La Barbara, Paul Lansky, alcides lanza, Otto Laske, Joëlle Leandre, Cecile Le Prado, George Lewis, Annea Lockwood, Tod Machover, Philippe Manoury, Miya Masaoka, Salvatore Martirano, Max Mathews, Paul D. Miller (a.k.a. DJ Spooky), Robert Moog, Ikue Mori, Gordon Mumma, Mutable Music, Max Neuhaus, James Newton, Phill Niblock, Pauline Oliveros, Garth Paine, Joseph Paradiso, Larry Polansky, Miller Puckette, Eliane Radigue, Roger Reynolds, Jean-Claude Risset, Marina Rosenfeld, Robert Rowe, Carla Scaletti, SEAMUS, Eric Singer, Laetitia Sonami, Laurie Spiegel, Morton Subotnick, Yugi Takahashi, Atau Tanaka, Richard Teitelbaum, Daniel Teruggi, Theremin Institute (Moscow), Kasper Toeplitz, Barry Truax, Frances Marie Uitti, Woody & Steina Vasulka, Stephen Vitiello, Michel Waisvisz, David Wessel, Trevor Wishart, Amnon Wolman, Iannis Xenakis, David Zicarelli, ZKM ... and more than 1400 other distinguished individuals and organizations that together represent an exceptional international community. For a complete list, go here Why should I become an EMF Subscriber? For publicity, promotion, communication, opportunity, distribution of your materials, and access to materials. And to become part of an exceptional international group. A few more words: If you'd like your work and your name to be known to the public and to other professionals, we'll broadcast news of your activities in our Arts Electric email every week to approximately 20,000 people worldwide, and we'll cover your activities on our Arts Electric website; You'll be in direct touch with 1600 other EMF Subscribers through EMF World, our interactive listserv, and you'll receive information about our productions in New York and elsewhere and how you can participate; If you're a student or a composer at the start of your career, we'll let you know about performance and other professional opportunities in New York; We'll make your CDs and DVDs available through CDeMusic; and You'll receive a range of consumer benefits through CDeMusic. For more details regarding the benefits, go here. Do I need to be electronic? No. Many EMF Subscribers are unwired. The benefits of visibility in Arts Electric, participatin in EMF World, having your CDs available at CDeMUSIC, and discounts in purchases through CDeMUSIC are not specific to electronic music. What does it cost to become a Subscriber? A once-in-a-lifetime contribution of $100. How can I become an EMF Subscriber? Go here to join. Thank you! |||

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