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Constructing Nerves, Awakening Machines A Composition PortfolioSheehan, 2024
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This dissertation represents the last five years of my compositional output and outlines my artistic pursuits during my time at Harvard. As I entered this program, I thought of my work as the formation of interconnected systems; devising electro-acoustic environments where …
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