Jeremy Muller

Jeremy Muller is a Lecturer at Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of Music within the College of Design. His work spans percussion performance, composition, and electroacoustic music, blending traditional and digital practices. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from Arizona State University, a Master of Music from Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and a Bachelor of Music from Appalachian State University.

• Doctor of Musical Arts (Arizona State University)
• Master of Music (Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music)
• Bachelor of Music (Appalachine State University)

Muller’s research focuses on percussion performance innovation, electroacoustic integration, and the intersection of technology with traditional instruments. He has performed globally at venues like the International Computer Music Conference and collaborated with ensembles such as Arcomusical and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. His compositions explore multimedia and site-specific performances, including works for snare drums, mobile phones, and animation.

Notable projects include the Sha#Bang! Modules for VCV Rack, a suite of open-source modular synthesizer tools, and the world premiere of Ricardo Lorenz’s Pataruco. He actively engages in grants (e.g., MCCCD funding for Stockhausen’s Mikrophonie I), educational initiatives, and cross-disciplinary collaborations with dance and digital media.