Adapted MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Dr Butch Rovan, Brown University, USA
Making Electronic Music Inclusive: A Virtual Studio for Visually Impaired Composers
Gawain Hewitt, UK
Presenting MUGO, a Sensor Based Instrument that Enables Music Creation Through Music
Dr Sarah Nicolls, King's College London, UK
Co-Created Bespoke Solutions
Judith Sunyer, Odisei Music, Spain
Adaptive Instrument - Redefining Music-Making for One-Handed Musicians with Disabilities
Prof Atau Tanaka, Goldsmith's University London, UK
Neurodiversity, Muscle Sensing and Modular Synthesis Performance
Dr Simon Holland, Open University, UK
Technologies for Accessibility and Inclusion and Rhythm and Harmony
Hugh Aynsley, University of the West of England, UK
From the Speculative to the Tangible: How can AI Tools Enable Greater Access to Bespoke and Accessible Digital Musical Instruments?
Ran Jiang, Western University, Canada
The Canadian Accessible Musical Instruments Network - Successes and Challenges of Building Accessible and Meaningfully Inclusive Music-Making in Canada
Peter Worrell, UK
From Design to Production

philosophical reflectons

Prof Andrew McPherson, Imperial College London, UK
Towards a Taxonomy of Accessible Instruments
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