A classical piano trio from Athens, Greece, will lead off this year’s New Music + Technology Festival at Virginia Tech.

Setting the Stage Let’s be honest. Music has always been more than background noise. It’s the soundtrack to our lives. It pulls you back to your first heartbreak, pumps you up before a big game, and ...

Editor’s note: The promise and peril of artificial intelligence has captivated Washington D.C., Silicon Valley, Wall Street and Hollywood. Composer Michael Yezerski has taken a hands-on approach to it ...

Futureverse, a leading AI and metaverse technology and content company based in Los Angeles has announced the publication of research in the advancement of music AI with the launch of JEN 1, an ...

“The Hardest Part,” a new song from indie pop artist Washed Out, is all about love lost, among the most human of themes. But ironically, to illustrate the tune’s sense of longing, the musician turned ...

The underlying message of David Hajdu’s stimulating new book, “The Uncanny Muse,” can be summed up in three words: Get a grip ...

The Computer-Assisted Music Laboratory (CAML) is a multi-purpose lab—located in N1B49—designed primarily for classroom instruction. The lab features numerous workstations, each with a Musical ...

Every so often, Mike Isaac swerves from his Silicon Valley beat to write about bands. Credit...Mark Wang Supported by By Mike Isaac Mike Isaac is a technology correspondent for The Times based in San ...

Apple Music app customers woke up to a new feature last week, although not many know it exists yet. Apple Music subscribers can now grab songs or playlists from other music platforms, notably Spotify, ...

Study results show a significant decrease in pain and anxiety for those who mindfully listened to jazz, which could lead to a ...

The fictional band Spinal Tap could make their instruments louder with the help of amplifiers that went up to 11. Lesser musicians must find other ways to pump up the volume. One well-established ...

We don’t think of computers as something you’d find in the 17th century. But [Levi McClain] found plans for one in a book — books, actually — by [Athanasius Kirker] about music. The arca musarithmica, ...