The Composers’ Forum of The Associated Colleges of the South funded by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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The Composers’ Forum of The Associated Colleges of the South funded by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

What is the ACS? ACS Technology Center Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas

ACS Music Departments Birmingham-Southern College Centenary College Centre College Davidson College Furman University Hendrix College Millsaps College Morehouse College Rhodes College Rollins College Southwestern University Spelman College Trinity University University of Richmond University of the South Washington and Lee

Typical ACS Music Department 6 or fewer full time faculty members About 50% have faculty who are composers well as Number of student composers very small compared with performers and music ed majors Infrequent performances of post-WWII compositions in the college and in the community in a word...”small”

Problems for student composers Limited exposure to live performances of new music Limited audiences and performances of their own new works Limited exposure to other composers

What the ACS did Primarily, we made connections. Students Professional composers Professional performers Faculty IT staff

What the ACS did Hired a virtual music department consultant Funded the New Music Festival and other supporting activities Made the Fine Arts a high priority

What the ACS did Created an extensive music website for the Orpheus Alliance

What the ACS did Sound files to allow faculty and student composers to hear each others work. Ex. Charles Mason - Pantograph

What the ACS did Musical Scores made in Finale music notation software and converted to a.pdf format.

What the ACS did Flash Animations for music analysis allows for sound, complete score and compositional analysis all to be presented in one Flash movie

What the ACS did Initiated an ACS Composition Contest 1st Place Winner J.R. Paredes, Trinity University "Distorted Reflections and Mirror Images," 2 movements for flute, cello, and piano

What the ACS did Organized the first ACS New Music Festival To be held at Southwestern University, July 24-28, 2002

Outcomes of the Festival Streaming Video of Festival Performances

Outcomes of the Festival Collaborations for next year Prof. Charles Mason’s Class Birmingham Southern College

Outcomes Expand the ACS Composition Contest

Outcomes Begin the Visiting Artists Project Prof. Daniel Koopman Furman University

The Next Level All projects should look toward creating real interactions between institutions, professors, and students. Students graduate with wider knowledge and experience in the area of new music than was possible in the past.

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