José Miguel Fernandez

Biography:
<p><strong>Towards a Unified System of Interaction and Synchronization in Electroacoustic and Mixed Composition: Centralized Electronic Scores<br /></strong>Thesis Defenses at IRCAM on September 15, 2021<br />Under the direction of Jean-Louis Giavitto (CNRS - IRCAM) and Pierre Couprie (Sorbonne Université &ndash; IreMus)</p> <h3>Biography</h3> <p>Jos&eacute; Miguel Fern&aacute;ndez studied music and composition at the University of Chili and at the Laboratory for Musical Research and Production (LIPM) in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He then studied composition at the Conservatoire National Sup&eacute;rieur de Musique et de Danse de Lyon and followed the Cursus program in composition at IRCAM.&nbsp; He composes instrumental, electroacoustic, and mixed music works. His works have been performed in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Oceana and he has produced mixed music and electroacoustic concerts in several festivals.</p> <p>Jos&eacute; Miguel Fern&aacute;ndez won the international electroacoustic music competition in Bourges (2000), the Grame-EOC&rsquo;s international composition competition in Lyon (2008), and the Giga Hertz Award from the ZKM/EXPERIMENTALSTUDIO in Germany (2010). In 2014, he was chosen by IRCAM for the artistic research residency on interaction in mixed music works. He is currently in the music doctorat program (research in composition) at IRCAM organized in collaboration with Sorbonne Universit&eacute; and the UPMC.</p> <p>His research project, partially funded by <a href="https://www.sorbonne-universite.fr/">Sorbonne Universit&eacute;</a>/<a href="http://www.collegium.musicae.sorbonne-universite.fr">Collegium Music&aelig;</a>, focuses primarily on writing for electronics and research on new tools for the creation of mixed and electroacoustic music.</p> <p>In parallel to his activity as a composer, he works on a range of educational projects and creation in connection with computer music.</p>

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