- University
of Virginia McIntire Department of Music (2003-2006)
- Seminar
Director
- Jefferson
Scholars National Undergraduate Selection Weekend (Spring 06):
Selected readings, developed essay questions, organized UVA
faculty involvement, and led discussion sessions for 100 prospective
students on "Hurricane Katrina and the Arts"
- Independent
Instructor
- Introduction
to Music Technology (Summer 03 & 04): New course
of my design on fundamentals of recording, MIDI, digital audio,
and electroacoustic music history and composition for fifteen
undergrad and graduate students
- Basic
Musical Materials and Skills (Fall 03 & Spring 04):
Sixty-person undergraduate course on Western music notation,
rhythm, harmony, melody, & ear training; new class format &
size required substantial redesign
- Teaching
Assistant
- Introduction
to Computers in Music (Spring 05, with Judith Shatin):
Course focused on music technology, composition/sound design,
& the history/aesthetics of computer music
- Making
Musical Things (Fall 04, with Matthew Burtner): Course
focused on building interactive performance interfaces using
sensors, microprocessors, & video tracking
- Invited
Guest Lecturer for Intro to Computer and Music (on interactive
performance), Opera Then and Now (on New Media Opera), Interactive
Media (on live video techniques and trends in interactive performance),
and Piano Skills (on prepared piano techniques)
- Oslo,
Norway (2006-2007)
- Invited
speaker, Titan Teaterskole (on sound generation/design
for live theater) and NoTAM Forum Lecture Series (on recent compositional
strategies and outcomes)
- Charlottesville/Albemarle
Community (2002-2006)
- Invited
speaker, Music and Mind Series: program for 250 students
at Monticello High School
- Community
outreach teaching through VA Center for Computer Music and Prospect
Dance Group through local after-school programs, multiple school
districts, and the UVA art musuem and summer programs office
- Oberlin
Conservatory of Music (1997-2003)
- Summer
Workshops Faculty in Electronic Music and New Media for
high school/college students and professionals focused on electronic
music composition, studio recording, and media production
- Mills
College Center for Contemporary Music 1999-2001
- Teaching
Assistant for Advanced Audio Recording
(Spring 00 & 01, with Maggi Payne): Fifteen-person course for
undergrad and grad students focused on multi-track recording, advanced
microphone, equalization, processing techniques, & mixing
- Teaching
Assistant for Intro to Electronic Music
(Fall 99 & 00, with Maggi Payne): Fifteen-person undergraduate
course focused on techniques and theory of electro- acoustic music,
musique concrθte, and basic recording techniques
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