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NYU Summer Abroad in Italy
Music - Technology - Dance
Pisa, Lucca Italy
July 3 to August 4, 1995
Dr. Esther Lamneck, director
tel: (212)998-5441
fax: (212)995-4043
LAMNECK@acfcluster.nyu.edu

Douglas Dunn  - Renowned choreographer, John Cage/Merce Cunningham tradition
Esther Lamneck - International soloist, clarinet and tarogato
Robert Rowe - Composer,  designer of interactive computer programs
Alfonso Belfiore- Electronic Composer,   Conservatory  of Florence
Leonello Tarabella - Director of computer music ,Center for Research, Pisa
Fabio Gardenal- Extraordinary pianist and chamber artist
Lawrence Ferrara-Noted author and renowned pianist

COLLABORATE WITH COMPOSERS, DANCERS, AND MUSICIANS TO CREATE INTERACTIVE 
            PERFORMANCES IN PISA, LUCCA, AND MONTEPULCIANO
From experimental dance performance to instrumental new music performance, 
from composition to choreography, these seminars will provide invaluable 
sources for the course in research in music and music education.


		Composers, dancers, musicians and educators!
	Join an international group of students to study with distinguished 
NYU faculty,  Italian professors and guest artists.  This summer, the program 
is in residence in Pisa in the spectacular region of Tuscany. Here NYU will 
collaborate with the computer music department at the National Center for 
Research.  Pisa is the former host city for CRIM, Center for Research in  
Improvisational Music, and continues to be warmly receptive to new and 
experimental music and dance.


Program - Courses are offered which will fulfill requirements in both MA and 
doctoral programs.  A minimum of 30 points in studies abroad may be applied to 
the DA degree.  Full time status consists of 9-12 points per summer semester.

Curriculum - For the summer of 1995, we are pleased to offer the core 
curriculum courses in Seminar in Composition, Seminar in New Music Performance, 
Workshops in Experimental Dance, and Research in Music and Music Education.  
The second session offers performance courses in Chamber Music, the New Music 
Ensemble, Dance Technique classes, as well as Seminar in Theory.  Independent 
study courses and some private studies in composition and piano can be arranged 
for both graduate and undergraduate students.  Undergraduates are invited to 
audition to earn credits for participation in performance courses.

Special Students - Students who have an MA degree may wish to enroll in graduate
level work as non matriculating students.  Upon successfully completing the 
work, they will earn graduate credits.  Some classes are also available for one 
to three weeks to experienced dancers and musicians who are not seeking graduate
credit.