E85.2609 – Electronic Music Performance, NIME 2007 “Master Class”
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March 28, 2007
To: ITP Students
From: George Agudow
Re: Summer NIME Course at Music Tech
ITP alum and adjunct faculty member Jamie Allen will be teaching the
following NIME “master class” in the Music Technology Program this
summer — it is a two point graduate level class and will be held at
Music Tech.
If you have questions about the content of the class you can email
Jamie: jamie@nyu.edu
If you would like information about how to enroll, contact Langdon at
Music Tech: langdon@nyu.edu
E85.2609 – Electronic Music Performance, NIME 2007 “Master Class”
In conjunction with the New Interfaces for Musical Expression
conference, held in New York City for the first time in 2007, Music
Technology will be hosting a special first summer session (5/14 –
6/22) “Master Class” in Electronic Music Performance. The
fundamentals of electronic, robotic, and software-based instruments
are presented by experts in these fields. Topics include; sensors and
circuits, motors and solenoids, instrument fabrication, programming
microprocessors, and musical instrument software architecture and
programming; as well as student-selected subjects. There are no
prerequisites, although some familiarity with simple circuit
construction and knowledge of a programming language such as C, Java,
or Max, is helpful. At least one complete instrument with an
associated paper is required. Enrollment in this class includes
*FREE* registration to attend all events of the 2007 New Interfaces
for Musical Expression conference.(Contact langdon@nyu.edu to inquire
about enrollment )