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Brett Gordon is a Senior Lecturer at Buckinghamshire New University, where he teaches across several undergraduate programs including BA (Hons) Audio and Music Production, BA (Hons) Music Production, and related degrees in music production, business, performance, and songwriting. He joined the university in 2021, bringing a rich background in both professional music and academic research.
His primary research interests lie in acousmatic music and the dynamic relationship between composers and sound materials within the context of studio technology. These interests are reflected in his creative and scholarly work, which bridges practice-based research and electroacoustic composition.
Brett has presented papers and performed works at major international academic venues such as the International Computer Music Conference (in Australia, Greece, South Korea, and the USA), MUSLAB (Mexico and Brazil), Erasmus IP (Cyprus), New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival, and Audiograft (UK), demonstrating a strong engagement with the global electroacoustic and computer music community.
Brett is currently completing his PhD at the University of Hull, further solidifying his contributions to the field. His professional experience as a composer and musician—having written for films like The Waterboy and Green Street, and collaborated with globally recognized artists—enriches his pedagogical and research approaches.
He actively contributes to creative practice by producing music for TV, films, and video games, and provides recording and mixing services for a wide range of artists. His work exemplifies the integration of industry experience with academic inquiry.
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Brett Gordon advises no students listed in the provided text and has not disclosed any grant funding. However, his ongoing PhD and international conference participation suggest active research engagement and potential for future funding and mentorship roles.
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