Robotic Musicianship VIP Final Semester Presentations
Transformative Experience Through Spanish Collaboration: Student Musicians Perform with Noè Rodrigo Gisbert
17cҳ Tech’s Robots, Bikes, and Reimagined Materials Take Over Atlanta’s Airport
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Spotlights Boykin's Compositions at the Grammys
Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Featured in Wired
Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Featured on CBS Sunday Morning
Music at Tech
Meet the Faculty: Jeff Albert
Jeff Albert’s areas of research and creative practice include improvisation, jazz performance, performance paradigms for live computer music, and audio production.
Meet Ph.D. Student Ash Vinay
Ash Vinay is teaching machines to hear music the way humans do. A Ph.D. student, Vinay creates music through traditional means and by improvising music in real-time through computer code.
Meet the Faculty: Alexandria Smith
Alexandria Smith's creative practice and research interests focus on building, designing, theorizing, and performing with wearable electronics that translate embodied biological data into interactive sonic and visual environments.
Meet Master's Student Qianyi Rose Sun
Qianyi Rose Sun is on a musical mission to overcome computational bias. A master's student in the 17cҳ and president of the Women in Music Technology group, Sun recently completed the Bachelor's portion of the BS/MS dual program.
Meet the Faculty: Jocelyn Kavanagh
Jocelyn Kavanagh earned her Bachelor and Master's degrees in music technology from 17cҳ Tech. She specializes in sound design and live sound for theater and has experience directing live theater as well as running tech for these productions.
Meet BS/MS Student Sean Levine
Sean Levine, a recent graduate of the BS/MS dual degree program, is giving guitarists more flexibility to experiment with style. “I’m using deep learning to analyze guitar playing, then select guitar effects based how the player plays,” Levine said.
Meet the Faculty: Brittney Boykin
Director of the Treble Choir, Brittney Boykin has been commissioned by the Kennedy Center to write two operas. The most recent, Oshun, was performed in January by musicians in the Washington National Opera.
Meet the Faculty: Henrik von Coler
Henrik von Coler is a composer, performer and researcher with a background in engineering, electronic music and empirical research. In his creative work, the design of technological systems is an integral part of the creative process.
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