The Tokyo String Quartet was formed in 1969 at the Juilliard School of Music. Its founding members (first violin Koichiro Harada, second violin Yoshiko Nakura, viola Kazuhide Isomura, and cello Sadao Harada) were all students of Professor Hideo Saito at...
Stephen William Smoliar obtained his PhD in Applied Mathematics and his BSc in Mathematics from MIT. His doctoral dissertation was one of the first in the emerging discipline of computer music. He composed 36 works between 1969 and 1975 and is a former member of the Society for Music Theory. Between 1971 and 2005, he worked primarily as a research in both academic computer science departments and corporate research laboratories. His main areas of research interest were in knowledge representation, perceptual categorization, and cognitive models. He continues to pursue actively research questions concerned with how we both make and listen to music. Stephen is also the SF Classical Music Examiner. Contact the author here.
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