Andrew R. Brown is Professor of Digital Arts at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.

• Part 1: Context 1. Ways of making music with technology 2. Philosophical considerations 3. Music Production 4. Music publishing Part 2: Presentation 5. Electronic music ensembles 6. Accompaniment software 7. Rich media environments Part 3: Reflection 8. The Internet and music research 9. Aural and musicianship training 10. Assessment 11. Administration Part 4: Implementation 12. Setting up a computer music system 13. Distance education and flexible learning 14. Integrating new technologies

Andrew R. Brown is Professor of Digital Arts at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.

• Part 1: Context 1. Ways of making music with technology 2. Philosophical considerations 3. Music Production 4. Music publishing Part 2: Presentation 5. Electronic music ensembles 6. Accompaniment software 7. Rich media environments Part 3: Reflection 8. The Internet and music research 9. Aural and musicianship training 10. Assessment 11. Administration Part 4: Implementation 12. Setting up a computer music system 13. Distance education and flexible learning 14. Integrating new technologies

Andrew R. Brown is Professor of Digital Arts at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.

• Part 1: Context 1. Ways of making music with technology 2. Philosophical considerations 3. Music Production 4. Music publishing Part 2: Presentation 5. Electronic music ensembles 6. Accompaniment software 7. Rich media environments Part 3: Reflection 8. The Internet and music research 9. Aural and musicianship training 10. Assessment 11. Administration Part 4: Implementation 12. Setting up a computer music system 13. Distance education and flexible learning 14. Integrating new technologies