Dominique Fober

Dominique Fober has both a scientific and musical background. He is doing computer music research at Grame – National Center for Music Creation based in Lyon, France – for over 25 years. His research is concerned mainly with software architecture for real-time music systems, languages for musical composition, and music notation and representation systems. He has created, as author or joint author, many musical systems and programs. His most recent work focuses on the extension of the music score, with the aim of covering the needs of technology enhanced music pedagogy as well as those of the contemporary music creation.

All Members

Sandeep Bhagwati

Concordia University
Montreal, Canada

Jean Bresson

IRCAM
Paris, France

Edmund Campion

Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT)
Berkeley, USA

Ricardo Dal Farra

Concordia University
Montreal, Canada

Dominique Fober

Grame
Lyon, France

Jason Freeman

Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, USA

Ichiro Fujinaga

McGill University
Montreal, Canada

Daniele Ghisi

Conservatory of Genova
Genova, Italy

Georg Hajdu

Hamburg University of Music and Drama (HfMT)
Hamburg, Germany

Richard Hoadley

Cambridge, UK

Cat Hope

Monash University
Clayton, Australia

David Kim-Boyle

The University of Sydney
Sydney, Australia

Thor Magnussen

University of Sussex
Sussex, UK

Chris Nash

University of the West of England (UWE Bristol)
Bristol, UK

Ryan Ross Smith

Monash University
Melbourne, Australia

Eldad Tsabary

Concordia University
Montreal, Canada

Paul Turowski

University of Liverpool
Liverpool, UK