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Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States

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Isaac Smith, Interim Vice President, Membership (2025)

2014-09-09

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Isaac Smith is a composer of bright, engaging new music. He received his Doctorate of Music in com-position from Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music in May of this year. He has collaborated with many contemporary performers and ensembles, including artists such as Roomful of Teeth soprano Estelí Gomez, the Balourdet Quartet, and the Or-chestre National de Mulhouse in Strasbourg. His music has been featured at the SEAMUS con-ference, as well as the SPLICE Festival and the Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium, and his academic research has been presented at the Society of Music Theory National Conference, the AI Digital Futures conference, and in the SEAMUS Journal. Isaac is the co-director of the AlgoRhythms Music in AI Summit, and is a founding member of Indiana University’s Music in Games Society. He resides in Bloomington with his wife and several well-loved house plants.

https://www.isaacsmith.me/

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