About Me
Hi! My name is Keene Cheung. I am a MS in Music Technology student at Georgia Tech where I conduct research in Spatial Audiio and Human-Computer Interaction for music. My practice primarily revolves around flute performance, sound design, creative coding, and electroacoustic composition! Feel free to explore my work and reach out if you have any questions or want to get in contact. Full (pretentious) bio down below.
Full Bio
Keene Cheung is a flutist, technologist, sound designer, and composer whose creative practice primarily focuses on electronic and electroacoustic music that often incorporates creatively driven computational systems. His creative + research interests revolve around developing dynamic spatial systems as a compositional tool, presenting new performative paradigms in live human-computer interaction. Keene is a first-year master’s student in Music Technology at Georgia Tech, working as a graduate research assistant in Professor Henrik von Coler’s Lab for Interaction and Immersion. He holds a BA in ICAM Music (Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts Major) with Honors in Music Technology and a BS in Business Economics from the University of California, San Diego. His past teachers include Michelle Lou (Composition + Computer Music) and Wilfrido Terrazas (Flute). Outside of academics, he enjoys contributing to the greater communities that have shaped him. In the past, he has served as the 1st Vice President of the San Diego Flute Guild, President of the Symphonic Student Association at UCSD, and President of the Chancellor's Scholars Alliance at UCSD among other roles. Throughout all these positions he has built spaces for young musicians and first-generation scholars to find their opportunities to express their creative voices and passions.
