It was an honour today to be part of the seminar at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm as part of the dialogues series.

dialogues1: probing the future of creative technology
Subject: “Interaction with generative music frameworks”

Guests: Dorien Herremans and Kıvanç Tatar (Video link to be posted)

Dorien Herremans: Controllable deep music generation with emotion

SUTD's AMAAI lab is organizing online seminars of (worldwide) graduate students active in Music Information Retrieval (MIR), or more generally music/audio and AI. The aim is to connect different labs working on similar topics and enable international collaboration. Participating universities include SUTD, QMUL,...

The Webinars will be organized on Wednesdays at 4pm Singapore time (9am UK time - 10am EU time).

This week I am giving a seminar at Singapore University of Technology and Design about some of my latest research, entitled: 'Machine Learning and Optimization for Cutting Edge Applications in Digital Music'.
Date:
27 April 2017 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Venue:
SUTD Think Tank 20 (Building 2, Level 3)
8 Somapah Road, Singapore 487372
Category: Seminar Series ISTD

Last week I was in Singapore to present the MorpheuS research I have performed on my Marie-Curie grant at IEEE TENCON. The title of my talk was "MorpheuS: Automatic music generation with recurrent pattern constraints and tension profiles". I was also invited to give a seminar on "Machine learning and optimization applied to digital music" at the High Performance Computing Institute at A*STAR in Singapore. A short abstract of the talk at A*STAR:

I will be in Paris next week to give an invited seminar on the MorpheuS music generation project at l'institut de recherche et coordination accoustique/musique (IRCAM) in Paris. Read the full announcement on Ircam's website

Title: Morphing Music According to a Long-term Tension Profile and Detected Patterns

When: Wednesday 20th April, 2016 at 12h
Where: Ircam, salle Stravinsky

I'll be giving a seminar for PhD students at the Department of Computer Science (Research Group SCALAB) of the University Carlos III de Madrid next Friday. The topic will be on how to combine music and operations research. From their website:

Title: Music and operations research: applications in automatic generation music and dance hit prediction.

Presenter: Dorien Herremans (Queen Mary University)

While travelling through Southern California, I stopped at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), to give a talk on generating structured music. Professor Shlomo Dubnov organized a talk for a summer school currently going on at UCSD on July 15th.

Title: From music theory to machine learning for evaluating generated music