This archive is part of El Camino de Silicio, a computer music network to promote computer music in the Americas. For more information contact Robert Willey(bobw@ucsd.edu).
The University of Texas has links to general information.
CRCA had a grant for an exchange program with the Laboratorio de Informática Musical and the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT).
Roberto Morales-Manzanares Laboratorio de Informática Musical Escuela de Música Universidad de Guanajuato Paseo de la Presa #152 Guanajuato Gto., Mexico
tel/fax: (52-473) 2.21.93
Email: roberto@kaliman.cimat.conacyt.mx
Manuel Rocha Iturbide studied at Mills College, the University of Paris VIII and at IRCAM. Currently he is working at IRCAM doing research and developing a granular synthesis program using FOF's as grains.
Carlos Sandoval from Cuernavaca, Mexico is "developing some projects on computer-controlled acoustic instruments to be plyed along with live folk percussion instruments". He is trying "to establish contact with another contemporary music institution". I can't help him, but if anyone in cecdiscuss is interested or has info to share with him, he can be reached at : Carlos Sandoval, Apartado postal 1183, Cuernavaca, Morelos, 62001 Mexico Tel/fax 13 08 74.
Claude Schryer
259, St-Viateur Ouest #1 Montreal Quebec Canada H2V 1Y1
Tel (514) 277-5021 (also try (514) 281-8231) Fax (514) 842-7459
Email : cschryer@web.apc.org
Martin Fumarola ( maralefu@mailexcite.com or maralefo@hotmail.com) sent information on Arturu Salinas.
ARTURO SALINAS: composer and teacher of composition, he lives in Monterrey. He studied in the USA and Europe and was member of the ICMA. One piece of his was performed in the ICMC '92 in San Jose.
The University of Guadalajara's Mexico
Page has information on a variety of aspects of Mexican culture.
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