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invited talks: recent and upcoming
2010 Title TBD (Sep 23-26), Keynote Lecture, National Conference of the Association for Technology in Music Instruction, Marriott Minneapolis City Center, Minneapolis, MN. [ event website ] Mathematical representations for analysis, understanding, and visualization of music (Sep 23-25). Invited speaker, Engineering and Music Session, U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium, National Academy of Engineering, Armonk, NY. The Science Behind MIMI (Jun 5). (with Alexandre Francois) People in Electronics, Boston Court, Pasadena, CA. Music and Engineering (Mar 25). USC Multimedia Lecture Series, Zemeckis Center, USC Interactive Cinema, Los Angeles, CA. Mentoring and Academic Job Search (Mar 11). PhD Seminar, USC Epstein Industrial and Systems Engineering Department, Los Angeles, CA. Tonality Algorithms and Visualization (Mar 6). Keynote Lecture, Music Theory Southeast 2010, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC. [ mtse ] Tonality Algorithms: Determining Keys, Spellings, Boundaries, and Expectation (Feb 25). Invited Talk, Statistics / Operations Research / Math Finance Seminar Series, Claremont Center for the Mathematical Sciences, Claremont, CA. [ abstract ] 2009 Understanding musical structure, prosody, and dialogue through playful interaction with dynamic visualizations (Oct 26). Ear Club Seminar, Center for New Music and Audio Technologies, UC Berkeley, CA. [ schedule ] Music Computation and Cognition (Aug 6), Keynote Lecture, Society for Music Perception and Cognition Conference, IUPUI Music and Arts Technology, Indianapolis, IN. [ event website ] Mathematics in Music: Elaine Chew in conversation with Boston Lyric Opera (Mar 12), MIT Club of Boston (organizer: Pauline Hsu Benninga), Killian Hall, Cambridge, MA. [ announce ] Modeling and Explaining Expressive Choices in Musical Performance (Mar 7), Keynote Panel, Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the West Coast Conference of Music Theory and Analysis (WCCMTA, organizer: Joti Rockwell), Pomona College, Claremont, CA. Decoding Performance Art through Music Science (Feb 5), Keynote Lecture, Suncoast Music Education Research Symposium (SMERS VII - Understanding Musical Expression, organizer: Carlos Xavier Rodriguez), University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. [ event website ] Musical Science and Engineering Art (Jan 29), New Media Colloquia Series, Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology, Connecticut College, New London, CT. [ press release, conn coll news ] MIMI: Multimodal Interaction for Musical Improvisation (Jan 29), CS312: Digital Sound Processing (Guest Lecture, joint presentation with Alexandre François), Connecticut College, New London, CT. 2008 Music and Operations Research (Sep 19), Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA. [ abstract ] MuSA.RT at the ISMIR Concert (Sep 16), International Conference on Music Information Retrieval, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA. Engineering Science and Musical Art (Sep 12), Arts, Media and Engineering Program, Fulton School of Engineering and Herberger College of the Arts, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. [ abstract ] Music Science and the Mathematical Modeling of Tonality. Symposium on Interactive Visualizations of Music (organizer: Juan P. Bello), Music Technology Program, New York University, New York, NY. [ event website ] Computational Modeling of Music and Its Performance (May 19), Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, MIT, Cambridge, MA. [ abstract ] The Mathematics in Music -- a concert-conversation with Elaine Chew (May 12), joint seminar by Department of Mathematics and Music and Theater Arts Section, MIT, Cambridge, MA. Life after the ORC in the academe (April 4), Operations Research Center Open House, MIT, Cambridge, MA. Music Science and the Mathematical Modeling of Tonality.
The Mathematics in Music -- a concert-conversation with Elaine Chew (Mar 24), Arts NOW Series, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC. [ season schedule, audio ] Music Science and the Mathematical Modeling of Tonality.
Analytical Listening Through Interactive Visualization. (Feb 29),
Scientific Expressions of Musicianship. (Feb 28), Master's Dinner Speaker, USC Parkside International Residential College, Los Angeles, CA. A Technical Analysis of P.D.Q. Bach. (Feb 15),
Music Science and the Mathematical Modeling of Tonality. (Feb 8),
Introductory Talk about MuCoaCo. (Jan 25), North East Music Information Special Interest Group, Columbia University, New York City, NY. [ website, pdf slides ] Analytical Listening Through Interactive Visualization. (Jan 16), Radcliffe Institute Fellows' Presentation Series (joint presentation with Alexandre François), Radcliffe Gymnasium, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. [ announcement, radcliffe cover, photos ] 2007 Music Science and the Mathematical Modeling of Tonality
MuSA.RT and the Visualization of Tonality (Nov 8), Hearing Seminar,
Life After The MCS Program: One Person's Story (Nov 8),
Music and Operations Research - the Perfect Match (Oct 19),
MIMI in the Context of Music and Computing (Aug 2),
Lecture & Demonstration: The Seiler Grand Piano and Computer-Interactive Improvisation with MIMI
Visible Humour : Seeing PDQ Bach's Musical Humour Devices in The Short-Tempered Clavier on the Spiral Array Space (May 18)
Creating an Interdisciplinary Research Program in Music and Engineering (Apr 10), USC Women in Management Monthly Luncheon Guest Speaker, Los Angeles, CA. The Mathematics in Music: A Performance, Computer Demonstration and Conversation with Elaine Chew (Mar 16), Invited lecture-recital as part of the National University of Singapore Arts Festival, NUS University Cultural Center, Singapore.
Slicing It All Ways: Mathematical Models for Tonal Induction, Approximation, and Segmentation Using the Spiral Array (Mar 14), Invited Seminar, Room S14 03-10, Department of Mathematics, National University of Singapore, Singapore. [ abstract ] _________ University of Victoria Women Scholars Lecture Series, Victoria, BC, Canada (Feb 23-28) Public lecture: "Music, Mathematics and Computing - beyond tuning, fractions, and sound synthesis" Computer Science lecture: "Heuristics and Algorithms for Music Problems" Lecture-concert: "the Mathematics in Music - performance and conversation with Elaine Chew" _________ the Mathematics in Music - performance and conversation with Elaine Chew (Jan 24), Invited lecture-recital as part of Provost's Arts and Humanities Initiative, Alfred Newman Recital Hall, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA. "A Multi-Pronged Approach to the Creating of an Interdisciplinary Research Program in Mathematics and Computation in Music" (Jan 5), invited speaker for the Special Session on Mathematical Methods in Music Analysis as part of the 113rd Annual Meeting of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) at the Joint Mathematics Meeting, New Orleans, LA.
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