Sarah's History of Music and Technology lectures, exploring the 40,000-year history of humans and their evolving relationship with music and the technology that makes it happen.

History of Music and Technology with Professor Wallin-Huff
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Sarah's History of Music and Technology lectures, exploring the 40,000-year history of humans and their evolving relationship with music and the technology that makes it happen.
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Recent Episodes

February 13, 2025
Unit 14b: Utilitarian Music, Holograms, Virtual Concerts, and A.I.
In our final segment of this course, we talk about the evolution of music being used in utilitarian ways (versus artistic ways), holograms performing on stage, Vocaloids and voice synthesis, virtual concerts held in cyberspace, and the artifical intelligence boom in the field of music creation. To view the videos this audio is taken from, as well as related links and slides, visit: https://is.gd/YaVxR2 If you’re interested in purchasing the online textbook for this course, find instructions on how to do that at https://sarahwallinhuff.com/history-of-technology-in-music

February 6, 2025
Unit 14a: The Globalizing and Remixing Effects of the Internet
In this segment, we summarize the overall effects of the Internet (including developments during the Covid-19 pandemic) on music: how we make it, how we consume it, how we take what has come before and remix it in new ways. To view the videos this audio is taken from, as well as related links and slides, visit: https://is.gd/YaVxR2 If you’re interested in purchasing the online textbook for this course, find instructions on how to do that at https://sarahwallinhuff.com/history-of-technology-in-music New episode each Thursday!

January 30, 2025
Unit 13b: The Media-Music Industry and Video Game Music
First discussed is how technology is reshaping the film music industry, before diving into a timeline of video game music milestones. To view the videos this audio is taken from, as well as related links and slides, visit: https://is.gd/X3Lbav If you’re interested in purchasing the online textbook for this course, find instructions on how to do that at https://sarahwallinhuff.com/history-of-technology-in-music New episode each Thursday!
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