Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Seth Thorn

Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

Affiliations

Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts

School of Arts, Media and Engineering

Seth Thorn is currently serving as a Herberger Institute For Design And The Arts Assistant Professor at Arizona State University.

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Arizona State University

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music musical expression performance studies communication music technology (electronic and digital) wearable technology musical composition music processing augmented violin linguistics computer music sound aesthetics user experience digital signal processing music information retrieval public performance wearable electronics computational musicology sound synthesis algorithmic composition sound design process research mobile signal processing sensor signal processing multi-rate signal processing multimedia signal processing statistical signal processing skilled performance telematic wearable music computational system inhomogeneous matter experiential design wearable music workshopping participatory relational inquiry hybrid violin performance responsive environments gestural media active shoulder rests computing education computational media education creative computing child-computer interaction educational technology music psychology digital learning

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chaconne (2020) for Violin. NIME 2022 (2022)

Seth Thorn

music

Collectively Playable Wearable Music: Practice-Situated Approaches to Participatory Relational Inquiry. Wearable Technologies (2022)

Seth D. ThornHalley L. Willcox

communicationparticipatory relational inquirywearable technology

Decolonizing the Violin With Active Shoulder Rests (Asrs). NIME 2022 (2022)

Seth ThornByron Lahey

active shoulder restsrehabilitationglobal studiesmusic

Flows of Inhomogeneous Matter: Improvising an Augmented Violin. Organised Sound (2021)

Seth Dominicus Thorn

soundsound designinhomogeneous mattermusicperformance studiesaugmented violinmusical expression

Telematic Wearable Music. (2021)

Seth Thorn

telematic wearable musicwearable electronicswearable technologymusic technology (electronic and digital)music

Hybrid Violin Performance. (2020)

Seth Dominicus Thorn

hybrid violin performanceskilled performancepublic performancemusicperformance studiesmusical composition

Processual and Experiential Design in Wearable Music Workshopping. (2020)

Seth Dominicus ThornHalley WillcoxSha Xin Wei

wearable music workshoppinguser experienceexperiential designprocess researchdesign

A Computational System for Violin: Synthesis and Dissolution in Windowless. Leonardo Music Journal (2019)

Seth Dominicus Thorn

sound synthesismusic information retrievalcomputational musicologycomputational systemalgorithmic compositionmusiccomputer musicmusic processingmusical compositionmusical expression

Composing Ecosystemically in Responsive Environments With Gestural Media, Objects and Textures. (2019)

Brandon MechtleyTodd IngallsLauren HayesByron LaheyJessica RajkoSeth ThornRobert LiKamWaJulian SteinGarrett JohnsonEmiddio VasquezConnor RawlsPeter WeismanAssegid KidaneSha Xin Wei

responsive environmentsecologyecosystemsgestural media

Instruments of Articulation. (2019)

Seth Dominicus ThornSha Xin Wei

communicationaestheticslinguistics

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Seth Thorn

Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

Affiliations

Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts

School of Arts, Media and Engineering

Seth Thorn is currently serving as a Herberger Institute For Design And The Arts Assistant Professor at Arizona State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Seth Thorn

Arizona State University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Chaconne (2020) for Violin. NIME 2022 (2022)

Seth Thorn

music

Collectively Playable Wearable Music: Practice-Situated Approaches to Participatory Relational Inquiry. Wearable Technologies (2022)

Seth D. ThornHalley L. Willcox

communicationparticipatory relational inquirywearable technology

Decolonizing the Violin With Active Shoulder Rests (Asrs). NIME 2022 (2022)

Seth ThornByron Lahey

active shoulder restsrehabilitationglobal studiesmusic

Flows of Inhomogeneous Matter: Improvising an Augmented Violin. Organised Sound (2021)

Seth Dominicus Thorn

soundsound designinhomogeneous mattermusicperformance studiesaugmented violinmusical expression

Telematic Wearable Music. (2021)

Seth Thorn

telematic wearable musicwearable electronicswearable technologymusic technology (electronic and digital)music

Hybrid Violin Performance. (2020)

Seth Dominicus Thorn

hybrid violin performanceskilled performancepublic performancemusicperformance studiesmusical composition

Processual and Experiential Design in Wearable Music Workshopping. (2020)

Seth Dominicus ThornHalley WillcoxSha Xin Wei

wearable music workshoppinguser experienceexperiential designprocess researchdesign

A Computational System for Violin: Synthesis and Dissolution in Windowless. Leonardo Music Journal (2019)

Seth Dominicus Thorn

sound synthesismusic information retrievalcomputational musicologycomputational systemalgorithmic compositionmusiccomputer musicmusic processingmusical compositionmusical expression

Composing Ecosystemically in Responsive Environments With Gestural Media, Objects and Textures. (2019)

Brandon MechtleyTodd IngallsLauren HayesByron LaheyJessica RajkoSeth ThornRobert LiKamWaJulian SteinGarrett JohnsonEmiddio VasquezConnor RawlsPeter WeismanAssegid KidaneSha Xin Wei

responsive environmentsecologyecosystemsgestural media

Instruments of Articulation. (2019)

Seth Dominicus ThornSha Xin Wei

communicationaestheticslinguistics

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