Paul Lehrman

Promoting critical thinking in the realm of music and multimedia arts, Paul Lehrman is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Music at Tufts University. With a rich academic background, he holds a PhD from Tufts University, an MA from Lesley University, and a BFA from Purchase College Conservatory. His multifaceted career as a composer, author, teacher, and technologist has established him as a pioneer in the field of computer music. Dr. Lehrman has made significant contributions to the academic and professional music communities. His tenure as a faculty member at UMass Lowell's program in Sound Recording Technology highlights his dedication to nurturing the next generation of sound engineers and musicians. His performances at various prestigious venues have showcased his innovative approach to music and technology, earning him recognition and respect in the field. Throughout his career, Paul Lehrman has received numerous commissions from esteemed organizations such as NEWCOMP, the Boston Computer Society, and the Audio Engineering Society. These collaborations underscore his expertise and influence in the intersection of music and technology. His work often explores the dynamic relationship between sound and multimedia, pushing the boundaries of traditional music composition and performance. In addition to his teaching and compositional work, Dr. Lehrman is an accomplished author, contributing valuable insights into the evolving landscape of music technology. His writings reflect his deep understanding of the subject and his commitment to advancing the field. At Tufts University, he continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering an environment of creativity and innovation in music and multimedia arts.