📍 ISQCMC Berlin

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About

DESY’s Centre for Quantum Technologies and Applications and the University of Plymouth’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research (ICCMR) are pleased to announce the 2nd International Symposium on Quantum Computing and Musical Creativity. The event is scheduled to take place in Berlin, Germany, on October 5th and 6th 2023.

The symposium will focus on the emerging field of quantum computer music, which has been made possible due to the rapid advancements in quantum computing technology. Since the 1950s, there has been extensive research into using computers for music, and today they are indispensable to the music industry. As quantum computing technology continues to develop, it is bound to have a profound impact on the future of music. This symposium will provide a platform for scientists, artists, and technologists to present and discuss their approaches to developing and using quantum computing technology in music.

ISQCMC II is a follow-up from the first symposium in 2021, which resulted in the pioneering book Quantum Computer Music, published by Springer in 2022.

Conference chairs

Executive team

paper session hosts

Music

🎵 Schweigen

🎵 Rasgar, Saber

🎵 Alice Apple

🎵 ReVeR

🎵 _Equations of Coltrane

Proceedings

https://isqcmc.github.io/Proceedings

Papers

📝 Sonifying Quantum Superpositions by Correlating State Probability to Rhythmic Density

📝 Constrained Randomness in Musical Form Using Quantum Computational Algorithms

📝 Towards the Intuitive Understanding of Quantum World_ Sonification of Rabi Oscillations, Wigner Functions, and Quantum Simulators

📝 Physical Models of Quantum Music

📝 Investigating the usefulness of Quantum Blur

📝 Quid Manumit - Freeing the Qubit for Art

📝 Exploration of Quantum Feedback Delay Networks

📝 Sonifying Quantum Decoherence on IBM Quantum Devices_ Mapping T1 Decoherence Values from Microseconds to Hertz

📝 Quantum Harmonies_ An Artistic Exploration of Geiger Counter Measurements and Simulated Quantum Circuitry

📝 Developing Quantum Reservoir Computing as Machine Learning of Music

📝 Quantum Music Generators

📝 Quantum Memory of Musical Compositions

📝 Developing a Quantum Step-sequencer

📝 Quantum Circuit Simulations on Multi-Channel Sound Systems

📝 Variational Quantum Harmonizer_ Generating Chord Progressions and Other Sonification Methods with the VQE Algorithm

Demos

The Sound of Molecules

Collaborating Musically with a Hilbert Space (feat. 💾 Quantum Playground)

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