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The Indiana University Center for Electronic and Computer Music utilizes two state-of-the-art studios housed in the Jacobs School of Music Musical Arts Center (pictured below). Each studio serves as both a private composition facility for students and faculty as well as a classroom and lab serving the Center's curriculum. These courses (K403, K404, K503, K504, K509) serve primarily School of Music Composition majors and Master of Computer Music Composition students. |
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The MAC also serves as concert hall/opera house and as home to the Audio Technology program, ballet and stage technology programs. |
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The Center also teaches large non-major courses in a 30-music-workstation class room located in one of the country's leading music libraries. Each station has a Triton Le keyboard, Digital Performer, Reason and other music applications. Any University student, graduate or undergraduate may enroll in these courses (K361, Z361 and N561).
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The Center presents concerts of faculty, student and guest works in Auer Hall. 