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Daniel Teruggi / Éric Broitmann: „From tape recorders to ‚Compose with Sounds‘, a long story of interfaces“
Daniel Teruggi (*1952) in Argentina has developed his professional career in france, where he lives since 1977. composer and researcher, he works since 1981 at INA (national Audiovisual institute) in Paris. He has been the Director of INA’s Musical research group, GRM, since 1997 and Director of the research and experimentation department of INA since 2001.
In the research domain, he has been actively working on the preservation of audiovisual collections and particularly electroacoustic music.
He has composed nearly 80 works, mainly for the concert and always using electroacoustic devices with or without acoustic instruments. he is the author of numerous research articles related to sound and musical perception as well as musical analysis. His music has been performed in more than 30 countries and published in different CD collections. he is founding member of the international electroacoustic Musical studies network.
PhD in Art and Technology at the University of Paris VIII, Daniel Teruggi, has developed an important educational activity at the Sorbonne University or as visiting professor in Hertfordshire (Great Britain), guest professor at the TU Berlin and Universidad 3 de Febrero (Argentina).
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Daniel Teruggi (*1952) in Argentina has developed his professional career in france, where he lives since 1977. composer and researcher, he works since 1981 at INA (national Audiovisual institute) in Paris. He has been the Director of INA’s Musical research group, GRM, since 1997 and Director of the research and experimentation department of INA since 2001.
In the research domain, he has been actively working on the preservation of audiovisual collections and particularly electroacoustic music.
He has composed nearly 80 works, mainly for the concert and always using electroacoustic devices with or without acoustic instruments. he is the author of numerous research articles related to sound and musical perception as well as musical analysis. His music has been performed in more than 30 countries and published in different CD collections. he is founding member of the international electroacoustic Musical studies network.
PhD in Art and Technology at the University of Paris VIII, Daniel Teruggi, has developed an important educational activity at the Sorbonne University or as visiting professor in Hertfordshire (Great Britain), guest professor at the TU Berlin and Universidad 3 de Febrero (Argentina).