Wednesday, September 14, 2011

John Cage Memorial Random Composer Award

The John Cage Memorial Random Composer Award was inaugurated in 2011 in commemoration of John Cage's 99th birthday.  The JCMRCA will be awarded to a single composer each year, whose biography and music will appear on their web page for one year.

ALL composers are encouraged to enter - ALL those who frame, manipulate, capture, appreciate, organize, and hear sounds as music.  It is the intention of this competition to recognize a composer of any age, gender, race, nationality, sexuality, style, influence, education or creed.  However, it must be a real person. Donald Duck may not win this competition.  If the winner is found to be sufficiently inhuman, a second winner will be selected.

One composer will be selected from the entries using Random.org's true random numbers culled from atmospheric noise. No email addresses or information entered in the competition will be shared with any individuals or corporations.  There is no financial gain to either the competition or the entrants.  The winner will be asked to provide sound clips of their work for the website, which will be displayed for a year until the next competition.


http://randomcomposeraward.weebly.com/

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