AES New York 2017 Presenter or Author
Paul Lehrman
Primary Affiliation: Tufts University - Medford, MA, USA
AES Member Type: Member
Paul Lehrman is an internationally-known writer, musician, composer, and educator who has been teaching music technology at the college level for 30 years.
He has been a columnist for Recording Engineer/Producer, Piano & Keyboard, and Mix magazines, and has written six books, including “MIDI For The Professional,” which remained the standard college-level text on MIDI for over 20 years. He has consulted and written documentation for Yamaha, Roland, Kurzweil, JBL, AKG, and many other companies.
His compositions have been featured in films for PBS, A&E, History Channel, and France 3. His computerized realization of George Antheil’s 1924 “Ballet mécanique” has been performed over 30 times in venues including Carnegie Hall, Boston Symphony Hall, Davies Hall (San Francisco), Royal Festival Hall (London), and the National Gallery of Art.
Since 2000 he has been on the faculty of Tufts University, where he received his PhD, and where he is currently a Senior Lecturer in Music and Director of the Program in Music Engineering. He has also taught in the Sound Recording Technology program at UMass Lowell, and in the Computer Music & Multimedia program at Brown University. His students have gone on to careers with companies like Akai, Apple, Avid, Bose, EchoNest, Google[x], Harmonix Music, iZotope, Kurzweil, Microsoft, ROLI, and Sonos.
Lehrman has presented papers and panels on music technology in education at AES, NAMM, New Interfaces for Musical Expression, Acoustical Society of America, IEEE Conference on Robotics, Analog Devices' international engineering conference, and MacWorld. He currently serves as the Education Director of the MIDI Association.
More Info: http://tuftsemid.com
Session List
Oct 20:
EC11: Teaching Electronic Musical Instrument Design: Technologies and Techniques (Moderator)