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Antonio Castells-Delgado is a Senior Lecturer in Music Technology (Acoustics) at the University of West London's London College of Music. He also lectures at Imperial College London in Sound Technology, with expertise spanning acoustics, composition, and electronic music. A cum laude Electronic Engineering graduate from La Salle Barcelona and holder of an MA in Music Business Management from the University of Westminster, he employs a student-centric teaching approach to develop critical skills in diverse educational contexts.
- Education: BEng/MEng in Electronic Engineering (1999), MA in Music Business Management (2006), Certificate in Teaching and Learning (Imperial College)
- Teaching: MA Advanced Music Technology, MA Record Production, MMus Electronic Music Composition, BA Electronic Music Production, BMus Performance and Recording
His research and artistic practice explores universal human themes through compositions like '2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal' and 'Life from Light,' blending technology with classical motifs. He has performed at iconic UK venues and received international media acclaim, including a Guardian 2016 feature.
Key trends in his 15 most recent works include interdisciplinary fusion of acoustics and digital audio, exploration of futurism and ethics in '2045'-themed projects, and emotionally resonant sound design in pieces like 'Forgiveness V6' and 'Syria V8.' His output spans studio/live albums, video documentation, and venue-specific performances.
- Scientific Awards: The Guardian's 'Five of the Best Classical Concerts' (2016)
He contributes to open-access repositories and collaborates with artists like Cyril De Commarque (Saatchi Gallery 2019) and Tereza Duchlevova (LSO St Luke's 2019). His work bridges music technology, acoustic engineering, and conceptual art.
