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International Year of Sound 2020-2021
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International Year of Sound |
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International Year of Sound 2020-2021
The International Year of Sound is a global initiative to highlight the importance of sound and related sciences and technologies for all in society. The International Year of Sound will consist of coordinated activities on regional, national and international levels. These activities will aim to stimulate the understanding throughout the world of the important role that sound plays in all aspects of our society. As well, these activities will also encourage an understanding of the need for the control of noise in nature, in the built environment, and in the workplace.
Update IYS -- 7 December 2020
The IYS Student competition was first launched in late 2019 with the deadline for submissions being the end of 2020. The enthusiasm and efforts of the competition organiser Sergio Luzzi and his team in Italy has been outstanding.
In view of the many challenges during the later part of 2020 it has been agreed to extend the deadline from end of December to end of April 2021. This allows for extra school terms in both the northern and southern hemisphere.
Updated information on the competition are available at https://sound2020.org/society/student-competition/. Rules for the participation and submission details at: IYS-2020_Competition-Regulations.
The students of primary schools are asked to produce drawings inspired by the motto of IYS 2020 "Importance of Sound for Society and the World" and, possibly, by melody and refrain of the song "The Sound of The World". The students of high schools are asked to write a stanza of 4 verses (lines) in their mother tongue and/or in English, inspired by the melody and the refrain of the song "The Sound of The World" as well as by the motto of IYS 2020 "Importance of Sound for Society and the World".
In conjunction with the International Year of Sound, the partner organisation, La Semaine du Son, has launched a competition for tertiary students "2068, MAKE PLACE FOR SOUND!".
The aim of this competition is to encourage students specializing in space design to collaborate with students specializing in sound by developing thoughts on the sound design of our living spaces, beyond the question of noise control, in order to imagine the soundscapes of to-morrow’s public places. This competition is open for students of architecture, urban planning, landscape, design, art, engineering, audio engineering, music, engineering, design, etc.
Another competition for students by La Semaine du Son is on the theme "WHEN SOUND CREATES IMAGE".
Students are provided with a sound track composed by a well-respected film score composer and the challenge is to provide a video to complement the music.
Deadlines for both these competitions are currently end of December.
Become a Sponsor for the International Year of Sound.
The following message has been received from Shelly Chadha, Technical lead, Ear and hearing care at World Health Organization The World Hearing Day 2021 on 3 March, marks the launch of the World report on hearing. Requested by WHO Member States, this report gives a very clear message: Hearing across the life course is […]
The Journal of the Acoustical Society is seeking contributions for a special issue, COVID-19 Pandemic Acoustic Effects.
It is the intent of this issue to quickly publish both specific and general pieces on in-air, in-water, and in-ground measurements of ambient sound (over as complete a frequency spectrum as possible), and the effects of the changed soundscape on people and animals. Time series and geographically differing looks over the lifetime of the event are especially desirable, if available.
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