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« Voir » avec ses oreilles
Et si les non-voyants parvenaient à « voir » grâce à leurs oreilles ? C'est le défi auquel s'attaquent Jean Rouat,...
ULTRASONS 2016
Musique électroacoustique, performances interactives, musiques visuelles, électronique temps-réel... tout un programme offert par les étudiants en musiques numériques à compter du 19 janvier. En prime: une « carte blanche » au compositeur français Michel Pascal, le 21 janvier.
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Quelles sont les meilleures techniques de respiration pour les musiciens qui jouent d’un instrument à vent? Isabelle Cossette,...
Philippe Leroux awarded the Grand Prix du Disque 2015 for Contemporary Music by the Académie Charles Cros in France
Philippe Leroux awarded the Grand Prix du Disque 2015 for Contemporary Music by the Académie Charles Cros in France
CIRMMT development featured on the cover of IEEE Sensors Journal, November 2015
The MRI-Compatible Cello, a CIRMMT development, is featured on the cover of the November 2015 issue of IEEE Sensors Journal (volume 15, number 11).
CIRMMT member Philippe Leroux named Royal Society of Canada Fellow
Philippe Leroux, Associate Professor, Department of Music Research, Schulich School of Music, was named Royal Society of Canada Fellow.
CIRMMT member Martha de Francisco winner of 2015 Woman of Distinction in Arts and Culture award
Martha de Francisco winner of 2015 Woman of Distinction in Arts and Culture award, presented by the Women's Y Foundation of Montreal.
CIRMMT members Catherine Guastavino & Daniel Steele interviewed by Radio Canada Première for Musikiosk project
Following on from the launch of Musikiosk by researchers at McGill University and École de Technologie Supérieure on July 31st 2015, Catherine Guastavino, Daniel Steele and ETS collaborators were interviewed by Radio Canada.
CIRMMT student member Daniel Steele interviewed by CBC's Homerun radio show for Musikiosk project
Researchers at McGill University and École de Technologie Supérieure launched Musikiosk on July 31st 2015. It is an urban sound social experiment that lets you play DJ and tracks how people react to your musical taste in parc du Portugal, Montreal and is open to the public for the month of August.
CIRMMT receives $11M funding through a grant from Canada Foundation for Innovation's 2015 Innovation Fund
CIRMMT will receive funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation's 2015 Innovation Fund for their project The science of the art of music: “Live Expression “in situ”: Musical and Audiovisual Performance and Reception." The projects funded under the Canada Foundation for Innovation's 2015 Innovation Fund endeavour to position the country as a global research leader, from outer space, to the surgeon's table, to our interconnected day-to-day world. The state-of-the-art infrastructure funded will transform the Canadian research landscape; the work it supports will propel Canadian research towards the leading edge.