Module details
- Offered to 3rd & 4th Years
- Thursdays 16.00-18.00
- Planned delivery: On campus (South Kensington)
- Two-term module, worth 5 ECTS
- Available to eligible students as part of I-Explore
- Extra Credit, or Degree Credit where your department allows
The Music Technology module offers you the opportunity to compose and create electronic music using state-of-the-art equipment.
The practical aspects of the module are embedded in a theoretical and analytical framework which encourages critical evaluation of contemporary music and its associated technology and an appreciation of the contributions made by the pioneering users of this technology.
The module combines skills acquisition with a high level of scholarship.
Restrictions on module selection: If you have taken the Music Technology (Year 2) module in your 2nd year, you are not eligible to enrol in this module during your 3rd or 4th year.
Please note: The information on this module description is indicative. The module may undergo minor modifications before the start of next academic year.
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"Definitely the best module I have ever taken at Imperial. Challenging but very rewarding."
"I love this module, it's such a breath of fresh air from the regular STEM stuff. Very pleased imperial offer this as an option so thank you!"
"It's nice to learn about the progression of music technology and listening to experimental music is always an interesting experience."
"I really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere of the classes. There was tremendous enthusiasm from each lecturer and the classes were very engaging."
"My favourite module I have ever taken by far. Balance of theory and application has made it so enjoyable and has opened me up to things I never knew existed. Happy to work for the assessments and the challenge is so rewarding."
"It's been an amazing course, some of the best teaching I've had at university. Thank you!"
"Music Technology was without a doubt a highlight of my time at Imperial as a student, many thanks to Paul and Toni for being brilliant lecturers!" (2024 Acland Prizewinner)
Got any questions?
Contact the lecturers
Mr Paul Chauncy
p.chauncy@imperial.ac.uk
Mr Toni Castells
t.castells@imperial.ac.uk