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EDUCATION
University of Virginia
Ph.D., Music Composition, expected 2010
Stanford University
Non-degree-seeking visiting researcher, 2002 – 2003
Dartmouth College
M.A., Computer Music, 1999
University of Florida
B.A, English, 1997
SELECTED AWARDS AND HONORS
University of Virginia Award for Excellence in Scholarship, 2008
SEAMUS/ASCAP Student Commission Competition Finalist, 2006
Jefferson Fellowship recipient for graduate study at the University of Virginia
National Merit Scholar
Florida Undergraduate Scholarship
University of Florida Alumni Scholarship
University of Florida Phi Beta Kappa Creative Achievement Award Recipient, 1997
Graduated Magna Cum Laude from University of Florida
Full Scholarship and Stipend, Dartmouth College (1997 – 1999)
SELECTED COMPOSITIONS
Panta Rhei (2008), an interactive light and sound sculpture in collaboration
with Lanier Sammons
ItSpace (gallery version) (2008), a live physical installation based on the online ItSpace project
ItSpace (2007), nine short tape pieces for the online ItSpace project
convergence (2007), for multichannel tape
nodes (2006), for violin, oboe, and network-connected spaces
next ground loop (2006), for violin, viola, cello, piano, and internet feedback
ground loops (2005), for solo percussion and internet feedback
rarefractions (2005), for percussion trio (vibraphone, marimba, and glockenspiel)
points of interest (2005), for solo trombone
bassoonism (2004), for solo bassoon
portfoliosis (2003), eight-channel computer generated tape
retour (2002), eight-channel computer generated tape
bass cable (1999), computer generated tape
experiment on unknown sample (1999), processed internet sound
trilogy (1998), computer generated tape
water retention (1996), computer generated tape
SELECTED INTERNET PROJECTS
ItSpace (2007), an online participatory sound installation using MySpace.com.
Commissioned by the Networked_Music_Review.
http://transition.turbulence.org/Works/itspace
Featured on NPR’s “Day to Day”, February 25, 2008.
sibling revelry (2001), web-based interactive sound installation,
collaboration with Gregory Traub
http://www.fictive.org/sr
NetSong (2000), web-based sound installation for synthesized voice and search engine,
collaboration with Amy Alexander
http://www.netsong.org
bits & pieces (1999), web-based sound installation for processing internet audio samples
http://www.fictive.org/bits
SELECTED PERFORMANCES
Panta Rhei, Spark Festival, University of Minnesota, February 17 – 22, 2009.
ItSpace (concert version), Noise in the System, McGuffey Art Center,
Charlottesville, November 2, 2007
ground loops, Alvin Lucier and Friends, University of Virginia, September 16, 2006.
ground loops, Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS) National
Conference, University of Oregon, March 30, 2006.
next ground loop, The NeXT Ensemble, University of Virginia, March 23, 2006.
ground loops, Digitalis (Mike Schutz performing), University of Virginia, May 3, 2005.
rarefractions, Talujon Percussion Quartet, University of Virginia, March 25, 2005.
retour. Florida Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, University of Florida, April 3, 2004.
portfoliosis. SEAMUS National Conference, San Diego State University, March 27, 2004.
etude no. 4. ‘The Electric Rainbow Coalition’ festival, Dartmouth College, August 23, 2003.
retour. SEAMUS concert, International Electro-Acoustic Music Festival, Bourges, June 7, 2003.
trilogy. SEAMUS National Conference, San Jose Sate Univ., San Jose, California,
March 28, 1999.
Jonestown. World Music Hall, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, 1999.
water retention. ‘the two-sided triangle’ concert, Institute for Computer and Electronic Media,
Essen, Germany, May 1998.
SELECTED EXHIBITS
ItSpace. ‘Audio January,’ The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative, Charlottesville, VA, 2008.
NetSong. ‘Transcodex,’ Boston CyberArts Festival, April 2003.
bits & pieces. ‘Kontrollfelder’ (Control Panels): Programming as an Artistic Practice,
Dortmund, Germany, April 2002.
bits & pieces. ‘transmediale.02 [go public!]’, International Media Art Festival, Berlin, 2002.
NetSong. Art on the Net 2001: Post-Cagian Interactive Sounds,
Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts, Tokyo, October 2001.
bits & pieces. ‘Media@terra,’ International Art and Technology Festival, a moving festival
traveling through Eastern and Central Europe. 2001.
NetSong. ‘CADE’ Festival, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland, April 2001.
NetSong. ‘Net.congestion,’ festival, Amsterdam/Internet, October 2000.
bits & pieces. ‘net condition,’ Center for Art and Media, Karlsrühe, Germany, 2000.
bits & pieces. ‘<img_src>,’ Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA, May 2000 .
PUBLICATIONS
Traub, P. 2005. Sounding the Net: Recent Sonic Works for the Internet and
Computer Networks.
Contemporary Music Review. Vol. 24, No. 6, December 2005, pp. 459 – 481.
Traub, P. 1999. bits & pieces: A Sonic Installation for the World Wide Web.
M.A. in Electro-Acoustic Music Thesis, Dartmouth College, May 1999.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
University of Virginia
MUSI 435: Interactive Media (teaching assistant),
taught by Prof. Matthew Burtner
MUSI 205: American Musical Mavericks (teaching assistant),
taught by Prof. Matthew Burtner
MUSI 235: Technosonics – Digital Music (teaching assistant),
taught by Prof. Matthew Burtner
MUSI 339: Introduction to Computer Music (teaching assistant),
taught by Prof. Matthew Burtner
Dartmouth College
CC 12: Music and Computers (undergraduate teaching assistant),
taught by Prof. Jean Piche´