We Design the Future of Music
We Design the Future of Music
We’re a different kind of music school. We teach our students to master today’s latest music technologies, and give them the tools to design the future of how we create and experience music.
Introducing the 2021 Guthman Competition Finalists
The competition has begun, and we want you to be a judge.
For this year's virtual competition, our selection committee has chosen 29 finalists from 15 different countries. We encourage you to vote for your favorite instruments from this gallery of videos. The instrument earning the most votes will receive one of our prizes and a commission.
The Path Forward: Creativity in New Instruments
This special Guthman Competition panel addresses musical instrument and interface design. Grace Leslie moderates a conversation with Peter Kirn, Roger Linn, and Raghavasimhan Sankaranarayanan.
Join the 2021 Moog Hackathon
Hosted by Georgia Tech Center for Music Technology and the Georgia Tech School of Music, The 7th Moog Hackathon will be conducted remotely from February 12-21, 2021. High school and college students are invited to compete individually or in groups while observing social distancing guidelines.
Moog Hackathon participants will design and build novel musical instruments using Moog platforms and other software and hardware prototyping tools. Entrants will compete for $6,000 in prizes.
Atlanta: A City of Music, Culture, and Opportunity
Atlanta is one of the country's major cultural capitals, home to Grammy-winning artists in styles ranging from classical to hip hop.
Georgia Tech is at the center of it all: Our students are part of the city's music and technology scene, and Atlanta's musical leaders recognize the value our students bring to their industries.