About This Event
Join us for an exhilarating journey through time! The Past, Present & Future of the Computer in Electronic Music event at the Kilburn Building is set to explore the rich tapestry of Manchester's influence on electronic music. Discover how the pioneering work of Alan Turing laid the groundwork for the sounds of the future!
- Step back in time: Celebrate the origins of electronic music and Turing's groundbreaking contributions.
- Experience innovation: Dive into the evolution of electronic music facilities and research in Manchester.
- Look ahead: Explore the dynamic collaboration between humans and machines in today's music scene and what it means for the future!
- Don't miss: A captivating sound installation, T URING – MACHINE, showcasing the interplay of algorithms, AI, and human creativity.
Event Agenda:
- 12:15 - 12:45: Refreshments and registration
- 12:45 - 12:50: Welcome from Creative Manchester Director Prof John McAuliffe
- 12:50 - 14:05: Lightning talks featuring leading experts in the field
- 14:05 - 14:50: Engaging panel discussion led by Prof Sean Bechhofer
- 14:50 - 15:00: Closing remarks
- 15:00 - 16:00: Experience THE TURING – MACHINE Exhibition with refreshments and networking
Featuring Notable Speakers:
- Dr Jonathan Swinton - Author and mathematical biologist
- Dr Iain Emsley - Computer Science & Sound Researcher
- Prof David Berezan - Expert in Electroacoustic Music Composition
- Prof Frank Boons - Professor of Innovation & Sustainability
- Dr Alexandra Huang-Kokina - Bicentenary Fellow in Music and AI
- Prof Sean Bechhofer - Professor of Computer Science and musician
- Prof Chenghua Lin - Expert in Natural Language Processing
- Prof Jemily Rime - Professor of Electronic and Produced Music
- Harry O'Brien - PhD Student in Electroacoustic Composition
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with innovators, explore groundbreaking ideas, and celebrate the future of electronic music!
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