Description
Ulysses is a European network for the promotion and support of young contemporary musical creation. You will find information about the different programs developed by the Ulysses network partners.
On this website, you can apply online for a range of competitions, applications, and reading panels set up by the network partners. You just need to create your personal space, including the necessary documents and media. This personal space is confidential. You can place all the data, documents, and other media you would like in this space for all your applications.
Only the jury members of the competition you are applying for will have access to this information. You can update, modify, or delete your personal space at any time. To remove your personal space, please contact the Ulysses Network webmaster.
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May 5, 2017
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PROTOTYPE V (2017)
Professional training course of the Fondation Royaumont
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Writing music for dance, choreographing dance to music
The issue may sound old hat, but it remains a controversial, topical one: does one make a dance to a score, or does one write music for a dance piece?
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The fifth edition of Prototype is destined to eight choreographers and four composers/sound artists who are curious about and eager to question this issue, in order to fuel and enrich their own choreographic or musical vocabulary.
May 2, 2017
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What is VERTIGO?
Apply for the VERTIGO STARTS Artistic Residencies Program
VERTIGO is an European program organizes artistic residencies that act as catalysers for innovation in information and Communication Technologies (ICT) R&D projects
Artist, the program lets you:
COLLABORATE on an ICT R&D project
DESIGN original prototypes
OBTAIN support for commissioned works
BENEFIT from the exposure of a unique cultural network
All information about artist submissions here
VERTIGO is supported by the European Commission DG Connect as a part of the STARTS platform-Science, Technology and the ARTS-H2020 program.
April 7, 2017
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Doctorat de muisque : recherche en composition / Music Doctorate in Research and Composition - Application Call 2017
Le Collegium Musicae lance un appel à candidatures pour l'attribution d’un contrat doctoral dans le cadre du Doctorat de musique : recherche en composition (2017-2020).
Ce doctorat est organisé conjointement par l’Université Paris-Sorbonne, l’Université Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) et l’Ircam.
Distinct du doctorat de musicologie, il s’adresse à des compositeurs de haut niveau, titulaires d’un master (ou d’un diplôme équivalent accompagné d’une expérience significative en composition), proposant notamment des projets intégrant une dimension technologique dans leur travail et désireux de poursuivre une double formation mêlant composition et recherche.
Date limite de candidature : mardi 9 mai 2017
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The Collegium Musicae is calling for applications for a doctoral contract in the context of the Music Doctorate : Research and Composition (2017-2020).
This doctorate is organized in collaboration with the Paris-Sorbonne University, the Pierre et Marie Curie University (UMPC) and IRCAM.
Distinct from a doctorate in musicology, it is aimed at high-level composers, holders of a Master's degree (or of an equivalent diploma accompanied with significant experience in composition), proposing in particular projects integrating a technological dimension into the work of composition and wanting to pursue a training program both as composers and researchers.
Application deadline : Tuesday, May 9, 2017
March 2, 2017
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6th edition of Ile de créations competition
March 13th 2017 : Opening of the application call for the 6th edition of ile de créations.
Be ready!
Jan. 31, 2017
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Archipel Ose! extension
Archipel Ose! Academy
Extension of registration dates.
Entries will be closed on Monday 6 February 2017.
Nov. 23, 2016
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First Academy Archipel Ose! for young composers
Le Festival Archipel de Genève et l'Orchestre Symphonique Ose ! sont heureux de vous annoncer l'ouverture des candidatures à la 1ere Académie d'écriture orchestrale Archipel Ose !.
Le caractère exceptionnel de cette académie de composition, organisée pour la première fois par Archipel et l'Orchestre symphonique Ose !, vient de la formation proposée aux jeunes compositeurs (un orchestre de 65 musiciens), du temps de répétition qu'il leur est accordé (deux tutti, deux partielles si nécessaire, générale et concert pour chacun - bien au-delà de ce qu'il auront souvent au cours de leur carrière symphonique), et surtout de la qualité et du renom de l'encadrement : Kaija Saariaho, starissime musicienne finlandaise dont les œuvres orchestrales et les opéras ont été joués sur les scènes les plus prestigieuses, et Daniel Kawka, chef fondateur de l'Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain et de l'Orchestre symphonique Ose !, chef souvent invité au festival Archipel, rompu à la formation des jeunes artistes.
Les six compositeurs sélectionnés sur dossier en février 2017, écrivent une courte pièce d'orchestre qui est répétée puis créée en concert à l'issue d'une académie de sept jours se passant successivement à Lyon (20-22 mars), Annemasse (23-25 mars) et Genève (26 mars : lecture publique et concert).
The exceptional nature of this composition academy, organised for the first time by Archipel and Ose ! Symphonic Orchestra, stems from the training offered to young composers (an orchestra of 65 musicians), rehearsal time granted to them (2 tutti, 2 partials max if needed, dress rehearsal and concert for each student - well beyond what they will encounter during the course of their symphonic career), and, above all, the quality and reputation of the supervision: Kaija Saariaho, super-star of Finnish music whose orchestral works and operas are performed on the most prestigious venues, and Daniel Kawka, founder-conductor of the Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain and Ose ! Symphonic Orchestra, a frequent guest at Archipel and experienced in the training of young artists.
The six interns selected on the basis of the application in February 2017, will write a short piece for orchestra that will be rehearsed then premiered in concert at the end of a 7-day Academy taking place successively in Lyon (March 20-22), Annemasse (March 23-25) and Geneva (March 26: public reading and concert).
