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Hideki Isoda Emmy Award-nominated TV & Film Composer, Hideki Isoda has had a musical career since the early 90s. He grew up in Yokohama Japan playing piano, guitar, and saxophone from an early age. He studied at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and also at Berklee College of Music. Hideki composed soundtracks for NHK Japan, PBS America, Sony Music, Panasonic, and special events such as the Atlanta Olympics. As a versatile classical and jazz instrumentalist, he performed on stages and in studios around the world. Also, as a Tonmeister, Hideki recorded and produced countless albums of renowned musicians including Grammy winners. His passion and vast knowledge in computer science had contributed to innovations such as the development of audio streaming technology in the mid-90s, and then the creation of StringPedagogy.com in 2001, which was one of the very first e-learning websites utilizing video streaming technology. He previously served as Associate Dean of Technology and Distance Learning at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney (2007-2013), and also as Professor of Music and Chair of Interdisciplinary Program for Creative Contents and Technology at Sookmyung Women's University in Seoul for seven years. In 2020, Hideki has joined the faculty of Texas Tech University School of Music. Prof. Isoda is an active researcher in Music Informatics developing a range of new electronic musical instruments and devices. Hideki lives in Lubbock with his wife, daughter, and son.
"As a researcher and professor, I love making innovations. I also love helping people to make innovatations. I find great happiness doing so especially when my students get inspired by that." Hideki Isoda |
Hideki Isoda Experienced as: TV & Film Composer, Classical and Jazz Instrumentalist, Tonmeister, Filmmaker, Computer Programmer, and Entrepreneur Research & Development Areas Primary Programming Languages Performing Instruments Other Interests Alma mater Notable Recognitions Special Certifications
Featured Works
PBS Documentary "Circling Around"
Galia Arad "Sand in your bed"
Mimi Zweig StringPedagogy
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