Georgia Tech Campus Coronavirus Testing

The Couch building at the Georgia Tech School of Music is a campus asymptomatic testing site. 

Learn About the Free Asymptomatic Testing & Locations
The skywalker hand, a prosthetic hand designed to help amputees play music, plays the piano.

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.

About the School Prospective Students
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Pre-College Summer Studio

Are you a high schooler looking for a way to spend the summer sharpening your skills in recording, mixing, and a variety of other music technology topics? Our Pre-College Summer Program is made for you. Spend two weeks learning more about how music and technology come together to make the music you're listening to both today and tomorrow.

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Georgia Tech Arts Skyline Series

Come to campus and experience our student music ensembles live for the first time in more than a year! Starting Monday, April 5, 2021, we'll be part of the Skyline Series, Georgia Tech's live, outdoor celebration of music, dance, and conversation. The series features live music, contemporary dance and more from a mix of Georgia Tech groups, Atlanta arts companies, and internationally recognized artists.

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Our Recent Work

Our faculty publish their research and academic advancement to several professional journals, as well as to SmarTech, the Georgia Tech library’s repository for Institute intellectual property. Use the links below to experience some of our most recent work!

Freeman, Jason, et al.

"EarSketch: Engaging Broad Populations in Computing Through Music."

Pati, Ashis and Lerch, Alexander

"Attribute-based Regularization of VAE Latent Spaces"

Ting, Chaowen

"When Repertoire is Curriculum: What We Do Not Teach in Collegiate Orchestras"

Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Winner: Segulharpa

The Segulharpa, created by Ulfur Hansson, has won the First Place prize in the 2021 Guthman Musical Instrument Competition. New and unique among electro-acoustic instruments, this large circular walnut instrument holds 25 steel strings, which are "bowed" by powerful magnetic fields. Touch sensors are embedded into the grain of the wood, and as the player touches the surface, wonderfully complex interactions are created inside. 

Watch the Video See All the Winners
Snehesh Nag, a graduate student, playing a sitar.

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.

Learn More about Atlanta and Music Tech

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