On Thursday, March 21, at 1:40 p.m. in FAC Room 210, the Music Department
will host composer Dr. Jerry Tabor. Dr. Tabor will share some recordings of
his music,  and speak about his research in computer music.

Jerry Tabor is a composer of acoustic and electroacoustic music. His
compositions and research have been presented throughout the United
States at major conferences and in his capacity as featured composer and
lecturer at various institutions (the John Donald Robb International
Composers' Symposium at the University of New Mexico, for example). His
music is available from NOH Editions and is recorded on the Neuma label.
In addition to his essays published in the "Computer Music Journal," he
has published an important book on issues surrounding the work of
pioneering composer and cognitive musicologist "Otto Laske, entitled
Otto Laske: Navigating New Musical Horizons" (Greenwood Press 1999).
Tabor is on the faculty at Salisbury University (in Maryland) where he
coordinates the composition, computer music, and theory programs in the
Department of Music. He holds Doctor of Musical Arts (1997) and Master
of Music (1994) degrees in composition from the University of Maryland
at College Park.

All students and faculty are invited.  The session will end around 2:50.

Dr. Jonathan B. McNair
Assistant Professor of Music Theory and Composition
Cadek Dept. of Music
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga