Roger B. Dannenberg
Emeritus Professor of Computer Science, Art & Music
Carnegie Mellon University
Office: By appointment. I'm mostly working at home now.
Fax: 412-268-5576
Email: rbd at cs.cmu.edu
Assistant: Christina Contreras
For More Information
- Blog
- Bibliography
- Video Links
- Compositions and performances
- Nyquist Info, Nyquist Manual
- Music software
- CMU School of Computer
Science
- ICMA Home
- Electronic Music Foundation
- Pittsburgh Jazz Network
- Bands, etc.:
- Links to old information: courses, projects, etc.
- Notes, Docs, etc.
- Quotes from Richard
- Franklin Roosevelt, 1938:
“The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic state itself. That, in its essence, is fascism.” (quote from George Monbiot)
- Sarah Chadwick, high school sophomore:
“We should change the names of AR-15s to ‘Marco Rubio’ because they are so easy to buy.” (Twitter)
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News
- Jun 6 Panelist at Arts Engagement in an AI World at Indiana University Center for Cultural Affairs, AI Hallucinations roundtable, 2:45-3:45pm (online).
- May 9 Panelist at Tech-Enhanced Music Education Symposium (TEMES) at McGill University's Schulich School of Music (online).
- Feb 19 Performance of Felicità,
composed by Jorge Sastre and Roger Dannenberg, Casa de Misericordia,
Valencia, Spain. Two performances.
- Jan 24, 2024 I am proud to become a Fellow of the ACM.
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Courses Taught
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Research Interests
- Computer Music: sound synthesis, interactive performance systems, music
representation, music understanding.
- Real-Time and Multimedia Systems: especially the problems of
constructing reliable, modular, complex interactive systems.
- Computer-Based Instruction: using Instructional Design concepts and
Multimedia for practical, large curriculum, effective instruction systems.
- Research description from the CMU CSD Faculty Research Guide
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Projects
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True story: In Pittsburgh called to interview me. At one point
the reporter asked if “Roger Dannenberg, trumpeter” would
be right, and I said “trumpeter, composer, computer scientist,
whatever you want.” The reporter got excited, ”ooh, I like that,
‘trumpeter, composer, computer scientist’. They may edit out
‘computer scientist’ but I'll put it in anyway.”
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Photo by Alisa.
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roger "dot" dannenberg "at" cs "dot" cmu "dot" edu
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