Adam Borecki

Adam Borecki is a Lecturer and Director of Music Technology at the Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music, Chapman University. Holding a Bachelor of Music (2012) from Chapman University and a Master of Music in Composition (2015) from University of Southern California, he bridges composition, performance, and technology.

• Education:
  • BM, Music Composition & Guitar Performance, Chapman University (2012)
  • MM, Music Composition, USC (2015)
• Professional Roles:
  • Music Technology Director, Chapman University (2019-present)
  • Instructor, Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music

His research interests span:

• Electroacoustic composition with live processing
• Multimedia performance systems integrating projection/lighting
• Music technology pedagogy
• Virtual ensemble recording techniques
• Interdisciplinary collaborations with dancers/poets

His creative output shows recent focus on real-time audio-visual integration (2024), environmental soundscapes (2024), and historical reinterpretation projects (2024). Notably, he pioneered a 13-camera live-streamed production connecting Los Angeles and Warsaw (2021).

Scientific Recognition:

• 2014 Fellowship for community outreach concerts
• Featured in Los Angeles Times for Tuesdays@Monk Space performance
• Selected for National Gallery premiere (2024)

As recording engineer, Borecki founded recording.LA, serving institutions like USC Thornton Symphony, Colburn School, and LA Philharmonic. His technical expertise includes FAA Part 107 certified drone operation and multi-camera live streaming.