How to engineer a song
We discuss musical mathematics, modularity, computation, and Ada Lovelace in our September Second Saturdays workshop.
Hyperscore Challenge Prompts
Excited about the Hyperscore Challenge? We are, too! Here are the prompts to get you composing. Prompts are short, silent video clips that need your music. Choose a prompt and create a Hyperscore soundtrack to accompany the video clip. Starting in November 2023, we’ll release new prompts each week. Be sure to create pieces in…
The Hyperscore Challenge
We invite everyone to compose original music and share it in a global event this coming spring.
Hyperscore: Traditional or Inverted Pedagogy?
Teachers have two methodology choices when presenting Hyperscore as a composition tool to students: 1) traditional and 2) Inverted Pedagogy.
A Hyperscore jam with Orff instruments
Watch what happened when music education masters students played with Hyperscore
Meet the “wildlife DJ”
Ben records wild birds and beasts to create music that he hopes will move the public to become better stewards of Nature.
Music, meaning-making, and machines
In a new interview, Hyperscore inventor & New Harmony Line Board Chair Tod Machover discusses the history and potential futures of AI in music.
Hyperscore removes barriers to expression for kids with disabilities
Educator Casey Burd, with 15+ years of Hyperscore experience in his classroom, says it is “limitless” for experiential and therapeutic learning
Hyperscore music curriculum now on MusicFirst
Access a ready-made curriculum for teaching students music theory and composition through Hyperscore, created by an educator with years of experience teaching with Hyperscore
Hyperscore strikes a chord with Houston summer campers
In a workshop we facilitated at this year’s F2F Music Summer Camp, 13 students worked collaboratively to compose music in Hyperscore.
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