to Chris' work, I had wanted to run such a class at ITP in 2005, but students don't have the hardcore sensor background.. talking about it now with Joe Paradiso in the Responsive Environments group, about connecting this to his class and the work they are doing (which includes working with a sensor-instrumen

9:45a Keynote: Music Technology and MIT Max Mathews ("Father of Computer Music") 9:45-10:30a The Dawn of Digital Music at MIT in the 1960s Prof. Joe Paradiso, moderator; Peter Samson, Wayne Slawson, Chris Strangio 10:30-11:00a 11:00-11:45a 11:45-12:30p 12:30-1:00p 1:00-2:00p 2:00-2:45p 3:00-3:45p 4

9:45a Keynote: Music Technology and MIT Max Mathews ("Father of Computer Music") 9:45-10:30a The Dawn of Digital Music at MIT in the 1960s Prof. Joe Paradiso, moderator; PetMson, Wayne Slawson, Chris Strangio 10:30-11:00a Coffee Break 11:00-11:45a The MIT Experimental Music Studio and Live Computer Per