Darren Moore

Darren Moore is a Senior Lecturer at LASALLE College of the Arts, Faculty of Performing Arts. He holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from Griffith University and a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance from Edith Cowan University. His work bridges teaching, professional practice, and research in improvisation, experimental music, and Carnatic rhythm adaptation.

• Education: Doctorate of Musical Arts (2013, Griffith University), Bachelor of Music (1998, Edith Cowan University), Associate Diploma of Jazz Performance (1995, Edith Cowan University), Certificate in Classical Percussion (1993, Edith Cowan University)

Dr. Moore's research focuses on integrating Carnatic Indian rhythms into drum set language, exploring AI-driven creativity, and fostering interdisciplinary collaborations. His recent publications, including works on surrogate musicianship and cybernetic art, reflect these themes. He has been active in Southeast Asia, Japan, and Europe, contributing to global dialogues on experimental music and pedagogy.

His 2023-2020 articles examine AI's role in performance, neural networks, and multimedia integration. Earlier works (2016-2013) highlight his foundational research in Carnatic rhythm adaptation and experimental practices.

Dr. Moore has curated symposia like Arrhythmia and presented at international conferences, including Biennale Musica and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance. His professional activities span performances at festivals in Germany, Taiwan, and Indonesia, alongside tours with artists like Akira Sakata and Yong Yandsen.