Bruce Pennycook, D.M.A.

Professor Bruce Pennycook (Doctor of Musical Arts, Stanford, '78) is a composer, new media developer and media technology specialist. He taught at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario then McGill University in Montreal, Quebec where he developed undergraduate and graduate degree programs in Music Technology and held the position of Vice-Principal for Information Systems and Technology. Pennycook moved to Austin in 2002 and was appointed Professor of Music Composition and Professor of Radio-Television-Film in 2007. Pennycook has published a wide range of articles on new music and music technology. His music includes music for video, electroacoustic music, chamber music and music for large ensembles and these are performed throughout North America and in Europe and Asia.

Prof. Pennycook teaches music composition, film scoring and digita/interactivel media and conducts research in new media interface design. He also serves as Panel Chair for the Digital Art and Media Bridging Disciplines Program.


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me in 1975

BP in 1975. This photo was taken by Hiroshi Suzuki who was visiting the University of Toronto Electronic Music Studios. (I just received this, March 5, 2011). The image is me in the EMS Studio making a patch on the Hugh Lecaine Structured Serial Generator. Thanks to Prof. Gustave Ciamaga at UToronto for the extraordinary learning experience and thanks to Hiroshi for sending me this picture!