at the University of Miami March 22 - 25, 1978 A S U C 13tFi Annua l Con ference REGISTRATION FEES: University of Miami Conference Regular member $10.00 Committee: Student member $ 5.00 Sue Badgley John Bauser Program Chairman: Larry Austin, University of Michael Bush South Florida, Tampa Craig Dukerschein Conference Chairman: Dennis Kam, University of Miami, Coral Gables Robert Grabowski Rudolfo Guzman Chris Hladky Michael Kallstrom Michael Kosch Michael Knable Takeo Kudo Larry Lapin Randall Powley David Roe Julie Ugarte lVednesday, March 22, 1978 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. REGISTRATION Holiday Inn and The University Inn 7:00 - 7:45 p.m. REGISTRATION Gusman Concert Hall Lobby 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. MEETING of the Executive Committee and National Council Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 8:00 p.m. CONCERTI Gusman Concert Hall PROGRAM FOUR MOVEMENTS FOR TAPE AND PREPARED PIANO Fred Coulter, piano PTERODACTYL Linda Charlton, piano John Duesenberry Stephen Dembski New York The Boston School of Electronic Music FANTASY FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO Janet Packer, violin A SPELL BEFORE WINTER . Marshall Bialosky Michael Dewart, piano California State University, Dominguez Hills Todd Brief New England Conservatory of Music HAEC DIES FROM EIGHT ANTIPHONS SHUFFLE CHACONNE Steve Norsworthy, FOR VOICES University of Miami Concert Choir trombone soloist Don Oglesby, Conductor Wind Ensemble I of the Herbert Bielawa San Francisco State University University of South Florida James Croft, Conductor TWO STILL LIFES Janet Walp, soprano soloist Gordon Goodwin University of South Carolina University of Miami Contemporary Ensemble ATAVISM Greg Steinke, oboe and Charles Campbell, Conductor Alan Hopper, bassoon Randall Shinn, University of New Orleans Wind Ensemble I of the University of South Florida CONCERTINO FOR PIANO AND James Croft, Conductor CHAMBER ORCHESTRA University of Miami Greg Steinke Evergreen State College Contemporary Ensemble Charles Campbell, Conductor INTERMISSION Fred Geissler University of Virginia oflursday, Marcfl 23, 1978 9:00 - 9:50 a.m. OPENING REMARKS Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 William F. Lee, Dean, School of Music University of Miami Edwin London, National Chairman, ASUC TONE SETTING SPEECH Earle Brown 10:00 - 11:50 a.m. "EXPLORING THE SPATIAL PROPERTIES OF Gusman Concert Hall SOUND, INCLUDING VOICESPACE I: STILL (A CASE IN POINT)" A paper by Roger Reynolds, University of California, San Diego 11:00 - 11:50 a.m. RECITAL Gusman Concert Hall by David Burge, pianist, Eastman School of Music performing works by Eakin and Albright 1 :00 - 1 :50 p.m. "COMPOSERS' GROUPS IN AMERICA: Gusman Concert Hall REFLECTIONS AND ANTICIPATIONS", a panel: Randolph Coleman, Oberlin College David Burge, Eastman School of Music Marshall Bialosky, California State College, Dominguez Hills Edwin London, University of Illinois 2:00 - 2:50 p.m. "VARIETIES OF TIME IN 20TH Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 CENTURY MUSIC", A paper by Jonathan Kramer, Yale University "SUBSTRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION IN Gusman Concert Hall WEBERN'S VARIATIONS FOR ORCHESTRA, OP. 30 A paper by Paul Hedwall, University of Alabama 3:00 - 3:50 p.m. "SPECIAL EFFECTS FOR OBOE" Gusman Concert Hall A lecture-demonstration by Greg Steinke Evergreen State College "APPROACHES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 COMPOSITIONAL PROCEDURES IN SOUND MASS COMPOSITION" A paper by Robert Rollin, Youngstown State University 4:00 - 4:50 p.m. "THE COMPOSER'S EXPERIENCE WITH Gusman Concert Hall NON-WESTERN MUSIC", a panel: Barbara Benary, Rutger's University Chou-wen Chung, Columbia University Vincent McDermott, Lewis and Clark College 5 :00 - 6:00 p.m. MEETING (Executive Committee) Alfred Pick Hall MEETING (National Council) Gusman Concert Hall 8:00 p.m. CONCERT II Gusman Concert Hall PROGRAM ELEGY TO CHIMNEY: IN MEMORIAM John Bauser, trumpet FLORIA IN EXCELSIS FROM EIGHT john Watts Composers Th<;atre ANTIPHONS FOR VOICES INT ERP LANES Fabia Smith, piano Herbert Bielawa San Francisco State University Bohdan Sperkacz, piano THIRTEEN WAYS OF LOOKING Priscilla McLean University of Texas at Austin AT A BLACKBIRD INTERMISSION Edward Mattila The University at Kansas A NOISELESS PATIENT SPIDER DUO Rosalina Roitstein, flute Yehuda Yannay Bohdan Sperkacz, piano University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee David Maslanka Sarah Lawrence College University of Miami Chamber Singers I Lee Kjelson, Music Director DELOUMENON Robert Gower and Larry Lapin, John Rahn University of Washington Associate Conductors DEVIL'S ADVOCATE University of Miami PINETOP Paul Hoffman, piano Phillip Rhodes Wind Ensemble Stuart Smith University of Maryland and Frederick Fennell, Conductor Baltimore County Carleton College 8:30 - 9:20 a.m. "EIGHT-CHANNEL ELECTRONIC MUSIC Gusman Concert Hall CONCEPTS", A lecture-demonstration by Barton McClean, University of Texas at Austin 9:30 - 10:10 a.m. RECITAL Gusman Concert Hall David Gibson, cellist State University of New York at Albany, performing works by Chadabe and Martino "STRUCTURAL USES OF TIME IN THE Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 MUSIC OF ELLIOTT CARTER: A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH", A paper by Fred Geissler, University of Virginia 10:15 - 10:55 a.m. "CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 RELEVANCE OF MUSIC THEORY TRAINING", A paper by Harold Oliver, Southern Methodist University, with responses by Barney Childs, University of Redlands, and Leo Kraft, Queens College 11:00 - 11:50 a.m. "THE COMPOSITIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF Gusman Concert Hall THE TIMBRACK, A FOUR 'OCTAVE' MULTIPLE PERCUSSION CONSOLE" and "TRAVELING MUSIC ...PERCUSSION AND DANCE ... ACCOMPANIMENT OR ENSEMBLE?" Nancy and Michael Udow "MACROSTRUCTURE IN COMPOSITION", A paper by Herbert Bielawa, San Francisco State University Ibis Cafeteria 12 :00 - 1 :00 p.m. Executive Committee and National Council Luncheon Private Dining Room # 1 Samuel Hope (National Association of Schools of Music), speaker I I ! 1 :00 - 1 :50 p.m. FILM: "A GOOD DISSONANCE - LIKE A MAN" Gusman Concert Hall "COMPOSING MUSIC WITH SMALL Law School Auditorium, Rm.109 COMPUTERS'', A paper by Joel Chadabe, State University of New York at Albany 2:00 - 2:50 p.m. "THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS: SOME Gusman Concert Hall RECENT BIOGRAPHIES OF CHARLES IVES", A paper by Gordon Cyr, Towson State University "THE RULES OF THE GAME HAVE Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 CHANGED ...SOMEWHAT" (The New Copyright Law), A report by Alfred Reed, University of Miami 3:00 - 3:20 ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW PROJECT BY ASCAP Law School Auditorium, Rm 109 Announcement by Martin Bookspan, ASCAP 3:20 - 4:10 p.m. ASUC BUSINESS MEETING Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 4:15 p.m. CONCERT III Gusman Concert Hall Featuring The American Chamber Players, Gerald Reynolds, Barbro Dahlman, and Greg Steinke PROGRAM FUSIONS The American Chamber Players COLLIDE - A - SCOPE University of Miami Glenn Hackbarth Arizona State University Brass Choir, LAST NIGHT I WAS THE WIND, Greg Lonnman, Conductor for baritone and wind quintet Gerald Reynolds, Donald Maclnnis University of Virginia baritone The American Chamber Players FLIGHTS OF FANCY Mary Diana, soprano Richard Brooks Nassau Community College John Bauser, trumpet Deborah Koch, trumpet INTERMISSION Ben Ford, french horn Gary Wisner, trombone COMBINAZIONI II University of Miami Mary DiFulco, tuba Percussion Ensemble Dennis Kam, Conductor Fred Wickstrom, Conductor Edward Diemente Hartt College Robert Hall Lewis Goucher College and University of Hartford John Hopkins University TETRAMUSIC,, SONATA, for clarinet, cello, piano and percussion for piano, flute and percussion The American Chamber Players Barbro Dahlman, piano Gordon Cyr Towsen State University The American Chamber Players GEMINI FANTASY, Ulf Grahn The Contemporary Music Forum for oboe and six players Greg Steinke, oboe The American Chamber Players Paul Zonn University of Illinois 8:00 p.m. CONCERT IV Gusman Concert Hall CORROBOREE Fred Coulter, piano PROGRAM Cynthia Kam, piano SOUND SCAPE University of Miami Dennis Kam, piano Percussion Ensemble Earle Brown Rye, New York Barry Brosch, Conductor INLAID, Dary john Mizelle Oberlin College Conservatory for violin, cello, piano and synthesized sound The Shenandoah Trio, 1976 #3 BRASS QUINTET John Bauser, trumpet Shenandoah College Conservatory Deborah Koch, trumpet John Rinehart Central Washington University Ben Ford, French horn Gary Wisner, trombone ENSEMBLES The Concordia Brass Quintet Mary DiFulco, tuba John Bauser, trumpet Lawrence Kucharz New York John Kusinski, trumpet Suzanne Fox, French horn DREAM'S END University of Miami James Madaris, trombone Contemporary Ensemble Greg Sorcsek, bass trombone Charles Campbell, Conductor George Heusenstamm La Cresenta, California William Mayer Composers Recordings, Inc. CHAMBER CONCERTO I University of Miami THREE THINGS FOR DR. SEUSS Lucas Drew, double bass Contemporary Ensemble University of Miami Percussion Ensemble Charles Campbell, Conductor Barry Brosch, Conductor Elliot Schwartz Bowdoin College Jere Hutcheson Michigan State University RECEPTION for ASUC members following concert INTERMISSION Music by Vince Lawrence and Ron Miller Saturday, March 25, 1978 9:00 - 9:50 a.m. STUDENT COMPOSERS: OUR RE- Law School Auditorium, Rm. 109 ACTIONS TO EVERYTHING THAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR IN THIS CONFERENCE ESPECIALLY CONCERNING "CONSIDERA- TIONS REGARDING THE RELEVANCE OF MUSIC THEORY TRAINING'', a student panel: Bruce Miller, University of South Florida Julie Ugarte, University of Miami and others. 10:00 a.m. "COMPOSING DYNAMIC LASER LIGHT Gusman Concert Hall SCULPTURE", A lecture-demonstration by Ron Pellegrino, Miami