Jazz Congress 2025: Technology and its Evolving Role in the Arts
A discussion with musicians and industry professionals about the use of technology in their work and the future direction of technology in the arts.
Moderator: Stefon Harris
PANELISTS
Jose Feliciano (Chamber Music America)
Ashley Ferro-Murray (Doris Duke Foundation)
Scott Oshiro
Samora Pinderhughes
Cleo Reed
QUANTUM COMPUTING and MUSIC LINEAGE & FREEDOM
This is my Dissertation Defense from Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). Discusses a Quantum computation framework for developing music generation systems and real-time computer improvisation systems using quantum computing.
ICMC 2025 Boston Fenway Center - Quantum Computing Panel
In 2025, UNESCO celebrates the 100th anniversary of quantum mechanics by declaring it the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology—coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the International Computer Music Conference. This panel explores how the emerging field of quantum computer music, driven by new quantum algorithms and accessible small-scale quantum hardware, is already inspiring innovative generative and AI-based musical works and promises to reshape the future of music creation, performance, and distribution.
QUIKO: QUANTUM BEAT GENERATION
Discusses the methods and techniques for using quantum computing algorithms in combination with classical music information retrieval (MIR) and audio signal processing algorithms for beat/music generation. This work is published in the book “Quantum Computer Music: Foundations, Methods and Advanced Concepts” edited by Dr. Eduardo Miranda of Plymouth University in 2022.