Abstract
Music technology addresses techniques for creating, recording, and reproducing sound, constructing and repairing musical instruments, developing new and improved instruments, creating new sounds with computers, and scientific research to support these endeavors. Although rather well-defined music technology programs exist in other countries of the world, in the United States these techniques are generally taught in several different disciplines, and music technology is an interdisciplinary field of study. At our university, for example, students generally major in either physics or music but take courses in engineering and computer science as well. Attractive opportunities await students who gain a good background in musical acoustics and music.
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