MUSIC TECHNOLOGY'S INFLUENCE ON FLUTE PEDAGOGY: A SURVEY OF THEIR INTERSECTION
Diana Siwiak, Ajay Kapur, Dale A. Carnegie · University of Michigan Library Repository · 2014
Technology improvements trigger innovations in modern culture, and these concepts evolve into more advanced versions of the original.This deepens our understanding and strengthens bonds connecting past and future.Advances in technology-integrated musical instruments date to the early 20th Century, where the scope of our research in augmented flutes and flute-like controllers begins.We explore the flutist's practice room by examining its past through a historical literature review.We then investigate how advances in technology impact flute pedagogy.We seek to understand flute designs and the evolution of pedagogical techniques, while proposing a way to fill in the gaps in this research field. 1 e.g.Tod Machover [3][5] [7], Ajay Kapur [8][11], Diana Young [12], Jordan Hochenbaum [13][14], etc.