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DESCRIPTION:With Marcelo M. Wanderley\, Professor\, Music Technology\, Schu
 lich School of Music\, McGill University\n	International Chair\, Inria Lill
 e - Nord Europe\, France\n\nMany people today listen to music exclusively 
 through some digital device: phones\, tablets or computers. In the last fe
 w decades\, digital technology has impacted how we compose\, perform\, rec
 ord\, distribute and listen to music. Digital technology also has allowed 
 for completely novel musical styles and instruments to appear. In this tal
 k\, Dr. Marcelo Wanderley\, drawing on examples from his interdisciplinary
  research in music technology\, will discuss how computing technology invi
 tes us to interact with music differently and speculate about how technolo
 gy can shape the future of music.\n\nMarcelo M. Wanderley graduated in ele
 ctrical engineering at the UFPR and holds a Master’s degree in engineering
  from UFSC\, Brazil and a Ph.D. from Université Pierre et Marie Curie and 
 Ircam\, France. He is Full Professor of Music Technology at McGill Univers
 ity\, Canada\, and International Chair at Inria Lille – Nord Europe\, Fran
 ce. He is a member of Computer Music Journal’s Editorial Advisory Board an
 d a senior member of the ACM and of the IEEE. He co-edited the electronic 
 book “Trends in Gestural Control of Music”\, 2000\, co-authored the textbo
 ok “New Digital Musical Instruments: Control and Interaction Beyond the Ke
 yboard”\, 2006\, and chaired the 2003 International Conference on New Inte
 rfaces for Musical Expression (NIME03). His research interests include the
  design and evaluation of digital musical instruments and the analysis of 
 performer movements.\n\n› Marcelo M. Wanderley's Google Scholar profile\n
 \nWatch the recording Discover the Mini-Science series\n\n\n\n	\n		Mini-Scien
 ce is brought to you with the generous support of the Trottier Family Foun
 dation.\n\n\n\n	\n		Mini-Science has been certified a Virtual Sustainable Eve
 nt by the McGill Office of Sustainability.\n\n
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SUMMARY:Bicentennial Mini-Science: Shaping the Future of Music
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/science/channels/event/bicentennial-mini-science-
 shaping-future-music-326930
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