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Melissa Grey

Part-time Assistant Professor

Email
grey@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Melissa Grey

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Composer, producer, curator and educator. Melissa Grey’s projects include concert works for acoustic instruments, electronics, live processing, installations, performances and concert and event curation-production. In 2016, she joined forces with composer-producer David Morneau, establishing a “wholly original” and “inventive” practice. Their work has received the following acclaim: “production is masterfully realized and consistently creative,” “beautiful and transcendent,” “hypnotic allure,” “a masterclass on how to utilize space,” “a masterpiece,” “a completely unique sonic world,” and “shows technical mastery… exudes fun… imaginative.” In 2023, they embarked on Sound the Asylum, a large-scale project about acoustics and 19th century asylum architecture. They are developing a growing catalog of immersive audio documentation, recording the aural identity of decaying asylum interiors in unrenovated hospitals with complex histories. In her course, Sound Studies, at The New School, she works with students from across disciplines to introduce an awareness of the science, meaning, and perception of sound into their respective creative practices.


Recent Publications

2023 Album Release:

Always Becoming EP

 

2023 Interviews:

Pitchperfect. “Melissa Grey, David Morneau, Robert Kirkbride Interview.” 7 March 2023.

It’s Psychedelic Baby. “Melissa Grey, David Morneau, Robert Kirkbride Interview.” 4 May 2023.


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