Reminder: Sounding Out 5. Deadline for abstracts, panels and audio-visual works: June 1st.


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Sounding Out 5
"Soundworlds - Sonic Arts, Film and Radio"”
Call for Papers and Panels
Call for Audio or Audiovisual works
Early Bird Registration Open

Bournemouth University, England, September 8-10, 2010

http://soundingout.bournemouth.ac.uk

The submission of papers and panels as well as audio/audiovisual works is invited for consideration.
The 2010 event aims to maintain and enhance the Sounding Out’s already impressive reputation as a
major forum for discussion and interaction between practitioners, artists and academics working in
the field of sound. For this year’s edition Keynote presentations will be given by a selection of
internationally renowned artists and practitioners; Chris Chafe, Dirk Maggs, Jérôme Joy, Jonathan
Harvey, Kaye Mortley, Larry Sider and Pedro Rebelo.

It may be useful if we list some of the themes, which we hope to explore in the conference; these are
by no means prescriptive but are intended as a guide. We are planning to base the conference on the
overall theme of "Soundworlds - Sonic Arts, Film and Radio" including the following indicative
subject areas, which will help us shape individual paper sessions and panels:

- e-Narratives
- Acoustic Ecology
- Audio histories
- Sound on Film
- Music as Narrative
- Sound and Music Worlds
- Radio Futures
- Interconnections
- SoundScapes
- Networks
- Sound
- Broadcast
- Geography
- Sense of place
- Sense of space

Papers and Panels


Proposals for both individual and panel presentations are welcome. Abstracts of 250 words (with
accompanying biographical information of no more than one page) should be submitted
electronically in PDF format or Word document by 1 June, 2010 to:

Alexandra Peirce (apeirce@bournemouth.ac.uk)

Audio or Audiovisual works


The submission of audio or audiovisual pieces is invited for consideration. The 2010 event aims to
maintain and enhance the Sounding Out’s already impressive reputation as a major forum for
discussion and interaction between practitioners, artists and academics working in the field of
sound.

The works will be played continuously in a dedicated space, The Bournemouth University Atrium
Gallery, before, during and after the conference.

The gallery will be equipped to accommodate multi-channel pieces (up to eight channels) as well as
video projection.

Please send your submission along with a one-page description (including technical requirements
and duration) to:

Dr. Alain Renaud
DEC, Bournemouth University
Talbot Campus
Poole
Dorset
BH12 5BB
UK

Alternatively you may submit your works online by sending an email to:

Alexandra Peirce (apeirce@bournemouth.ac.uk) with your one page description (including technical
requirements) and a web link to the contents of your work.


We look forward to welcoming you to Bournemouth in September.

More information, including access to early bird registration can be found on the Conference
website: http://soundingout.bournemouth.ac.uk