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I’mPULSE
Third Asia-Europe Music Camp
Beijing, China, 14-21 May 2006
For the Third Asia-Europe Music Camp, I’mPULSE, digital music technology will take centre stage as a medium for creative performance and composition. This project is ASEF’s initial attempt to embark on the current/latest trends in music specifically focused on DJs. Maintaining I’mPULSE’s musical focus whilst keeping itself abreast of the advancing digital music applications and practices, ASEF will further establish and enhance the role it as a key player in promoting process oriented exchange and dialogue amongst young music practitioners.

This camp is envisioned to bring together 25 emerging DJs from Europe and Asia to engage in a dialogue through comprehensive digital music technology experimentation. DJs who are exploring varied ways of mixing music will be given the opportunity to share their passion in creating and recreating music.

The timing of I’mPULSE is set to coincide with the DIAF 2006 (2006 Beijing Dashanzi International Art Festival) on 14-21 May 2006.

If you are interested to participate, kindly look into the criteria and submit your application and all requirements by 15 February 2006 to:

Ms. Vanini B. Belarmino
Cultural Exchange
Asia-Europe Foundation
31 Heng Mui Keng Terrace
Singapore 119595

Only selected applicants will be notified.

Participants will be provided with return economy airfare, twin-sharing accommodation and meals during the exchange programme. Visa fees and travel insurance should be paid by the individuals concerned.

For further information and to download the application form, visit http://www.asef.org or email vanini at asef dot org. (You can also get the Application Form/Concept in PDF format from this website).

Criteria/Requirements for Young DJs

The candidate should be:

1. A national of an ASEM member country (Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Myanmar, The Netherlands, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom, Vietnam);
2. Between 21-35 years of age;
3. Have firm knowledge of the art of DJing and prove experience DJing in performance situations. Applicant must demonstrate the ability and knowledge to present the state of DJing and the industry of their country in an articulate and concise manner.
4. Submit a 10-minute minimum and 20 minute maximum CD/VCD/DVD sample of their set with a track list. Video must be Quicktime video, Windows Media Player or a MPG4 playable file.
5. Fluent and articulate in spoken English;
6. Open-minded, curious to learn about DJ practices in Asia and Europe;
7. Willing to share his/her own experiences and knowledge in DJ music;
8. Able to experiment and collaborate with another DJ;
9. Conduct public workshop/s, perform and record for I’mPULSE without any fees involved;
10. Willing to authorise the organisers to replicate copies of the CD recording from the concert performance for the music camp without royalty costs. *

* Note: The Asia-Europe Foundation will be producing copies of the concert recording in CD format for project documentation; evaluation; future presentations; and promotion of the programme as well as of the young participants. The said material will have no commercial value and will not be for sale.

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