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Sharing a passion for music and interactive technology

Harmonix co-founder Eran Egozy returns to MIT as professor of the practice in music technology.

"Music exercises the artistic part of your brain, which encourages creativity, and that creativity can be applied to engineering and science. But I think students should take classes in the humanities and arts simply because they are rich and wonderful subjects in their own right. And ultimately, the truly great things that happen in the world happen when people pursue the work they love." —Eran Egozy, MIT professor of the practice in music technology

Publication Date
May 4, 2016