Open to the public and without charge
Friday 30 November (Composition & Multimedia)
College of Music, Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater, room 1001
1:00 PM |
Opening Remarks & Introductions |
1:05PM |
Adaptive Sound Design in Video Games |
1:35 PM |
Interactive Narrativity in Video Games |
2:05 PM |
Game Programming Research and Education at the Laboratory for Recreational Computing |
2:35 PM |
Death Drive, Repetition, and the Mirror: Videogaming Freud |
3:05 PM |
The Sounds in the Machine: Metroid’s Cybernetic Soundscape |
3:35 PM |
Found Ambiance: An Audio-Only ProcGen Game |
4:05 PM |
Discussion and Closing Remarks |
Saturday, 1 December (General Academic & Music)
College of Music, Recital Hall, room 301
8:30 AM |
Assorted kolache, coffee, juice, iced tea, water |
9:00 AM |
Opening Remarks |
9:15 AM |
The Events of 1918 and the Formation of Czechoslovakia |
9:45 AM |
Neither Flesh nor Fish nor Good Red Herring: The Hussites prior to 1620 and the Moravian Church in America The Formation of Czechoslovak Hussite Church after 1918 |
10:45 AM | Fresh coffee, juice, iced tea, iced water |
11:00 AM |
Dvořák in America: Idealism vs. Futility in the Search for National Music |
11:30 AM | Meeting Schumann's Challenge: Dvořák's Piano Concerto Dr. Alan Houtchens, Texas A & M University |
12:00 P |
Rendez-Vous of the Immortals?: The Beneš-Schulhoff Collaboration in Nesmrtelní se setkávají (1928) and Flammen/Plameny (1932) |
12:30 PM | Closing Remarks Dr. Thomas Sovík |