Check out these key articles in CMJ and OS!
“The Feeling Blend: Feeling and Emotion in Electroacoustic Art.”Organised Sound, 19(2):192:202. Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom. PDF.
“Sound Synthesis With Auditory Distortion Products.” Co-authored with Christopher Haworth and Rodrigo Cadiz. Computer Music Journal 38(4). PDF. Audio examples can be found here.
Learn about Gary’s spiritual books and YouTube channel!
Contact
Gary Kendall
Artillerigatan 40
114 45 Stockholm
Sweden
garyskendall@me.com
Professional/Academic Positions:
10/12 Independent researcher/composer.
8/08 – 9/12 Lecturer, School of Creative Arts, Queen’s University Belfast
9/01 – 8/08 Co-director of the Sound Design Program
9/92 – 8/08 Associate Professor and Coordinator of Music Technology Program
1/89 – 9/91 Leave of absence while serving as President of Auris Corporation
9/82 – 8/08 Associate Professor of Music Theory and Composition, Northwestern University.
9/76 – 9/82 Assistant Professor of Music Theory and Composition, Northwestern University.
Education:
1982 Doctor of Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin. Major in Music Theory.
1971 Bachelor of Music, University of Texas at Austin. Major in music composition.
Brief Bio
Gary Kendall is settled into Stockholm after retiring from the Sonic Arts Research Center in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Before joining the faculty in Belfast, Gary was Associate Professor of Music Technology at Northwestern University where he served both as Coordinator of the Music Technology Program and Co-Director of the Program in Sound Design.
As an author, especially in electroacoustic analysis and spatial audio, he has contributed to the Computer Music Journal, Organised Sound, and Proceedings of the International Computer Music Conference He has presented research at the Electroacoustic Music Studies conference, SEAMUS, the Audio Engineering Society, and the Acoustical Society of America. His compositions have been performed at SEAMUS, the Spark Festival, the Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival, AIMaako’11 in Santiago, Chile, and many university campuses.
Much recent creative work has focused on spirituality and music and includes spatial sound installations. He is a student of Andean Shamanism and trained as an energetic healer through studies with the American healer Amorah Quan Yin.
