“In the music science and technology program at Tulane University, students are applying intricate algorithms to create digital music under the direction of Tae Hong Park, an assistant professor and a composer of electro-acoustic music.”

“Six world-renowned pioneers of computer and electronic music gather at Tulane University to discuss the future of the form – both as they saw it in 1967 and as they see it today…”

- Jon Appleton (panel moderator) – Creator of the Synclavier – Dartmouth College

- John Chowing – Creator of FM synthesis – Stanford University

- Maureen Chowning – Soprano voice

- Max Mathews – The “grandfather” of computer music conceiving the first computer music language and the “Radio Baton” – Stanford University

- F. Richard Moore – Author of “Elements of Computer Music” and “The Science of Sound” -University of California San Diego

- Julius Smith III – Pioneer in DSP applications in music and acoustics – Stanford University