We meet approximately once every two-three weeks during the Fall and Spring semesters to discuss the latest in computer music and sound synthesis. EMAIL LIST: If you would like to be added to our email list to be informed about future presentations, please send email to Tom Cortina (username: tcortina, domain: cs.cmu.edu).
For other semesters, click here:
FALL 2014 |
FALL 2013 |
SPRING 2013|
FALL 2012 |
SPRING 2009 |
FALL 2008 |
SPRING 2008 |
FALL 2007 |
SPRING 2007 |
FALL 2006 |
SPRING 2006 |
FALL 2005 |
SUMMER 2005 |
SPRING 2005
FALL 2007
In this seminar, we will listen to or view a few computer music works (including "Critical Point" for cello and computer) and discuss them afterwards.
Wednesday, October 24 - 4:00-5:00PM Newell Simon 1505
Speaker: Roger Dannenberg
Topic: ISMIR 2007
Roger Dannenberg will summarize some key results that were presented recently at ISMIR 2007 in Vienna, Austria.
Wednesday, October 10 - 4:00-5:00PM Newell Simon 1505
Speaker: Noel Zahler
Topic: Melodic Pattern Anchoring for Score Following Using Score Analysis
Score consultation is one of the most important parts of learning any musical composition. When machines need to learn music, what strategies are best to have them accurately follow a score? Through a demonstration of past and present work in score following one possible solution will be discussed.
Wednesday, September 12 - 4:00-5:00PM Newell Simon 1505
Speaker: Roger Dannenberg
Topic: A Look at ICMC 2007
Roger Dannenberg will present some highlights from the 2007 International Computer Music Conference, which took place in Copenhagen in August.
Web page and seminar program managed by Tom Cortina, CSD