Electronic Music Classes
The
Technology Program offers two levels of Electronic Music:
Introduction
to Electronic Music (Music 161)
Electronic Music Workshop (Music 261)
To
tour the Electronic Music studios
go to Studio Tour
Both
Music 161 and Music 261 classes are devoted to the use and
understanding of computers, and synthesizers in general and
their use in creative musical projects. The classes will
deal mainly with the construction of sound, programming
techniques of analog and digital synthesizers in
conjunction with the use of the equipment and software
available in the computer lab.
Introduction
to Electronic Music (Music 161) is
a beginning class and no experience is necessary to enroll.
There are several classes offered. The instructors are John
Schneider, David Pinto, John Buonamassa, and Philip
Gompertz
Electronic
Music Workshop (Music 261) is
a continuation of Music 161 and may be repeated 3 times. To
enroll in this class you must have completed Music 161 with
a grade of "C" or better or have the consent of the
instructor.
For more information please see individual class