Permanent Courses in Music Technology currently offered at MIT Music & Theater Arts: 21M.080 / 21M.560 Introduction to Music Technology; 21M.361 / 21M.561 Electronic Music Composition I; 21M.362 Electronic Music Composition II (not currently offered)

Introduction to Music Technology is taught by Ian Hattwick. Description. Investigates how technology is used in the analysis, modeling, synthesis and composition of music, and its contribution to the artistic production practice.

Welcome to Music Technology at MIT! Part of the MIT Music and Theater Arts Section and in collaboration with the School of Engineering Currently launching a Master of Science degree in Fall 2025, and recruiting PhD students to do music tech research with EECS- …

Welcome to Music Technology at MIT, part of the MIT Music and Theater Arts Section. We offer a minor in Music Technology (contact the MT Minor Advisor to find out more), graduate program , and a number of courses in Music Technology.

The Master of Applied Science (MASc) degree in Music Technology and Computation is a coursework-based residential program designed to be completed in two semesters and open to all students. One semester of fellowship funding is automatically awarded to all …

The Master of Science (SM) degree in Music Technology and Computation is designed to be completed in two semesters and is only available to MIT students who complete their undergraduate degree and wish to stay for one additional year of graduate study.

Music technology accelerates at MIT. An increasingly popular program is drawing students eager to build — and use — the next generation of tools for making music. https://news.mit.edu/2018/music-technology-accelerates-1219

Presents major approaches to computational music theory and musicology in the symbolic (score-based) domain. Covers algorithms for music theory, encoding, corpus studies, musical search and similarity, feature extraction and machine learning, music …

Analyze primary materials from computer music performers in order to identify the techniques and performance strategies they use; Articulate how the design of computer music systems impacts their adoption and use by musical communities

The graduate program in Music Technology and Computation at MIT offers two Master’s degrees. Please follow the provided links for more information. The Master of Science (SM) is a two-semester, thesis-based program, available only to MIT undergraduates.