TEDx Talks | The Future of Music | Sarah Dunne | TEDxBelvedere College Youth @TEDx | Uploaded 2 months ago | Updated 3 hours ago
Imagine a world where musical instruments are crafted not in workshops, but by precision technology that transforms ideas into tangible sound machines. Welcome to "The Future of Music," a revolutionary TED Talk by Dr. Sarah Dunne, a leading expert in music technology and 3D printing innovation.
In this groundbreaking presentation, Dr. Dunne will take you on a journey into the frontier of musical creation Sarah Dunne is a musician, artist and educator working in Ireland. With a background in Music and Fine Art, Dunne works across two fields of practice, fusing sound and spatial relationships. She completed a PhD in 2012 through GradCAM and NCAD. In 2017 she completed a second MA in Music Education at TCD focusing on the altermodernist turn within music pedagogy. Dunne is a secondary school teacher in Belvedere College Dublin. She lectures on the Diploma in Community Music at the RIAM. Sarah is an editor at Interference, a trans-disciplinary online journal in association with GradCAM. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Imagine a world where musical instruments are crafted not in workshops, but by precision technology that transforms ideas into tangible sound machines. Welcome to "The Future of Music," a revolutionary TED Talk by Dr. Sarah Dunne, a leading expert in music technology and 3D printing innovation.
In this groundbreaking presentation, Dr. Dunne will take you on a journey into the frontier of musical creation Sarah Dunne is a musician, artist and educator working in Ireland. With a background in Music and Fine Art, Dunne works across two fields of practice, fusing sound and spatial relationships. She completed a PhD in 2012 through GradCAM and NCAD. In 2017 she completed a second MA in Music Education at TCD focusing on the altermodernist turn within music pedagogy. Dunne is a secondary school teacher in Belvedere College Dublin. She lectures on the Diploma in Community Music at the RIAM. Sarah is an editor at Interference, a trans-disciplinary online journal in association with GradCAM. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx