Student | Thesis Title | Year |
Amit Dagim | Composing Synthetic Instruments, Organisms, and Environments | 2024 |
Adomas Palekas | Microbiophonic Emergences | 2024 |
Oscar Peters | Between the Instrument, Installation, and Sculpture | 2024 |
Ege Şahin | The Other Border in Sound: A fugitive exploration of life in music | 2024 |
Hugo Ariëns | Improvising Object Guitar | 2023 |
Francesco Corvi | The Embodiment of the Ephemeral: Live Coding Adaptive Systems | 2023 |
Nils Davidse | En Route | 2023 |
Anna Khvyl | Composing for Spaces of Remembrance: Sound and Decolonial Resistance in War Commemoration | 2023 |
Farzaneh Nouri | Énacteur: Composing with artificial improvisers | 2023 |
David Petráš | Song and Site: Listening to the Environment of Traditional Music | 2023 |
Andrejs Poikāns | Under the Nose: Explorations of a Silent Voice | 2023 |
Kim Ho | Wat(er), am I? | 2022 |
Martin Hurych | Processing of Listening in Urban Soundscape | 2022 |
Lucie Nezri | 'rational' minds trying to find their own limits: probabilistic & rationally tuned computer music | 2022 |
Wilf Amis | After the 12 Tones: tuning possibilities for the future-minded | 2021 |
Margherita Brillada | Radio Art: An Expression of Social Relatedness | 2021 |
Giulia Francavilla | Immersive Sound / Immersive Listening: Perception, consciousness, algorithmic composition | 2021 |
Aleksandar Koruga | Symbolic music in the age of the algorithm | 2021 |
Guzmán Calzada Llorente | Musical Explorations Through Spaces | 2020 |
Jad Saliba | Stations of Exception: Revisiting Analog Radio for Live Performances | 2020 |
Ernests Vilsons | Well-Structured Vocalizations: An Attempt to Immitate Birdsong | 2020 |
Matthias Hurtl | Drowning in Aether | 2019 |
Yannis Patoukas | Studio Manœuvres | 2019 |
Chris Loupis | Bridging Isles | 2018 |
Riccardo Marogna | Sailing Through the Score Map | 2018 |
Amir Bolzman | Composing Circuits, Systems and Interaction | 2017 |
Kyriakos Charalampides | Rhythmanalysis | 2017 |
Dirar Kalash | The Unresolved Maqam | 2016 |
Tomer Baruch | Entrainment, Participation and Speech | 2016 |
Kacper Ziemianin | Non Musical Time as a Point of Departure | 2015 |
So Oishi | Timbral Movements in Electronic Music Composition | 2015 |
Siamak Anvari | Composing Music Based on Carpet Design | 2014 |
Eddy Kazazis | Audio Descriptive Synthesis “AUDESSY” | 2014 |
Siavash Akhlaghi | Modulating the Logics of Iranian Classical Music | 2013 |
Kathrin Grenzdörffer | A bang, a Hiss, and a Sigh: Composing with the Rhythms of Sound and Work | 2013 |
Ekkehard Windrich | Detroit Techno: The Aesthetics of Music without Stage and Performance | 2013 |
Alberto Novello | From Invisible to Visible | 2012 |
Bjarni Gunnarsson | Processes and Potentials | 2012 |
Gabriel Paiuk | Tactility, Traces and Code | 2012 |
Ioannis Tsirikoglou | Multidimensional Data-Sets for Sound Applications | 2012 |
Jakob Leben | Artificial Neural Networks in Music Performance | 2012 |
Marie Guilleray | Towards a Fluent Electronic Counterpart of the Voice | 2012 |
Sara Pinheiro | Sound Intermittences | 2012 |
Fani Konstantinidou | Aural Cognition and Listening Imagination in Electronic Music | 2011 |
Babis Giannakopoulos | Stochastic Music as Metaphor | 2011 |
Luc Döbereiner | Model and Material | 2010 |
Takayuki Hamano | Reorganizing Dataflow | 2010 |
Miguel Negrão | Strategies in Diffuse Spatialization | 2010 |
Angel Faraldo | Bridging Opposites | 2009 |
Hugo Morales Murguia | Instrumental Sound Structures | 2009 |
Filipe Lopes | Õdaiko | 2009 |
Ángel Arranz | Dismantling the Time | 2008 |
Ji Youn Kang | The Holomovement of Music | 2008 |
Ronald Boersen | Musical Expression | 2007 |
Pandelis Diamantides | Integrating Analytical with Compositional Processes | 2007 |
Martijn Tellinga | De regel voorbij | 2007 |
Satoshi Shiraishi | A Real-Time Timbre Tracking Model Based on Similarity | 2006 |
Sergio Luque | Stochastic Synthesis, Origins and Extensions | 2006 |
Stelios Manousakis | Musical L-Systems | 2006 |
Amy Beeston | Sonic Control in Interactive Audio Installations | 2005 |
Instruments & Interfaces theses
Audio Communication & Sonology theses