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Learning Outcomes

Composition and Piano Design

Understanding of the range of approaches to keyboard design over the centuries, from the organ and clavichord through the piano and electronic keyboard.

Pitch, Rhythm, and the Machine

Understanding of the challenges posed (and opportunities presented) by tuning and temperament.

Understanding of different approaches to representing and engaging with rhythm and meter.

Understanding of relationships between machines and musical materials.

Digital Instrument Building and Creativity

Exposure to a range of approaches to digital instrument building.

Experience with instrument building and the creative process.

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Learning Outcomes