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V.J. Manzo
(PhD
Temple University, M.M. New York University) is
composer/guitarist and directs music technology studies
at
Montclair State University
where he teaches courses in
electronic music and composition.
V.J.
is the Oxford University Press author of the book
MAX/MSP/Jitter for Music
(2011) on developing software-based interactive software systems for composition,
performance, instruction, and research.
As a programmer, he has authored several open-source interactive music
projects including the
Modal
Object Library, a collection of
composition/theory algorithms for use in algorithmic and
electro-acoustic composition, and
EAMIR,
an open-source project assisting
individuals, including those with disabilities, to compose and
perform music with accessible musical interfaces,
alternate/adaptive controllers, and sensors.
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He has guest lectured on music technology, music education, and
interactive media
at numerous
conferences, universities, and forums including
ATMI,
CMS,
ACM,
ISTE,
TI:ME,
and has
had his
compositions performed in distinguished venues including
the Peabody Institute,
SEAMUS, and
ASTA.
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