E-Mail: Tom.Lopez@oberlin.edu Office: Bibbins EMS #5 Office Phone: 440/775-8748 Address: 77 W. College St. Oberlin, OH 44074 Back to: TIMARA (Technology And Music In Related Arts) Visit Also: • Electronic Music Festival to Honor Career of Oberlin Conservatory Professor of Computer Music Gary Lee Nelson • New York Critics React to Oberlin's Lost Highway • Students from the Conservatory to Perform at Cleveland's Ingenuity Festival of Art and Technology • Contemporary Music Ensemble Presents New Works to the World		Tom Lopez Associate Professor of Computer Music and Digital Arts Director, Contemporary Music Division Program Chair, TIMARA (Technology in Music and Related Arts) Education: Oberlin College, B.A., 1989; California Institute of the Arts, M.F.A, 1993; University of Texas at Austin, D.M.A., 2000. Honors, Awards, and Fellowships: Received honors, awards, and fellowships from the Fulbright Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, Meet the Composer, Mid-America Arts Alliance, Knight Foundation, Disney Foundation, ASCAP. Professional Affiliations: Affiliated with the Society of Composers, Inc. (executive committee), Texas Computer Musician's Network (former president), American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States, International Computer Music Association, Fulbright Alumni Association, Tampa Bay Composers Forum, American Composers Forum, College Music Society, and the American Music Center. Residencies and Appearances Residencies at Djerassi, Centre International de Recherche Musicale, Villa Montalvo, and the Atlantic Center for the Arts. Appearances at the Cleveland Institute of Art, International Festival for Dance in the Media, Kansas City Festival of Electronic Music, Florida Electronic Music Festival, Mid American Center for Contemporary Music, and the International Dance and Technology Conference. Commissions: Commissions include "Éspaces Pointillés" for Oberlin Conservatory flautist Kathleen Chastain premiered in Cleveland, Ohio; "Hollow Ground II" for dance premiered in Rotterdam, Netherlands; "IIxV+" for dance premiered at the Kennedy Center, D.C.; "Via Metro I" for saxophone premiered in Paris, France; "Nocturne" for piano premiered in Austin, Texas; "Robo City" and "Electric Mask" in Houston, Texas. Publications Scores and recordings from First Wave Music Publishing and recordings from the SEAMUS CD label.