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Undergraduate Research Assistant

University of Guelph

Brandon Carroll is an undergraduate student at the University of Guelph where he is completing a degree in French Studies. He first worked with ICASP in 2009 as a French Translator for Hearing-Visions-Sonores. In addition to his work with ICASP, Brandon is the Journal Manager of Synergies Canada, an open access journal which promotes French as an international language of scientific research. Brandon also studied Piano, Music History and Theory at the Royal Conservatory of Music and now maintains a teaching studio in Guelph.

So one of the things that improvisation has come to mean in the context of highly technological performance is that improvisation is the last claim to the legitimate presence of a human in the performance of music.

– Bob Ostertag