Teaching Materials For Electronic Music

Here are some electronic music examples you can listen to, play, and analyze for college-level music classes. They are introductory, free, and have specific purposes. Disclaimer: These materials are from my repertoire and projects, not references to DAWs or plugins. 

CML Suite – Arpeggios (2020)

Score: Download a PDF or go to page 9 of Google Slides Score

Description: Use the circle of fifths to play an electronic ensemble piece. The entire class can participate as long as each student has access to Chrome Music Lab

Recommended Use: 

  • Introductory exercise for electronic music ensemble classes
  • Interactive material for music theory classes when learning the circle of fifths
  • Audience participation piece for a concert


Dot Zip (2024)

Codes: Download a .zip file containing SuperCollider files

Description: 22 music examples and downloadable code for SuperCollider, a free audio coding app. There are no secret techniques. What you see in the code is what you are hearing.

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Singaporean Crosswalk (2016)

Codes and Score: use the embedded link in the title

Description: Become a human surround sound system mimicking the nature and traffic signals in Singapore. SuperCollider must be installed on the performer’s computer (minimum of 4 performers), but previous experience in SuperCollider or electronic ensemble is not necessary.

Recommended Use:

  • Introductory repertoire for laptop ensemble: 20+ electronic ensembles have performed it in their concerts
  • Interactive material for music technology classes when learning surround sound and multichannel systems
  • Complementary example when learning about Alvin Lucier and classic electronic music repertoire.


Academic Electronic Musician (2026)

Project Page: Web link to Zotero Group Library. Works better on computers than mobile devices. Click on the Items icon in the subfolder when using mobile devices.

Description: A comprehensive example of an electronic musician’s creative practice. Use the tags and built-in search engines to research topics on composition, performance, and career development.

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