Clay Stevenson

Clay Stevenson, associate teaching professor of music, created and mixed a 3.5-hour meditation soundscape in Atmos surround using Elon University’s immersive audio suite, Studio D in Arts West. The project is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Clay Stevenson, senior lecturer in music, presented "The Live Sound Class; Innovative and Integrative Practices", which outlined steps to introduce live sound concepts with simple exercises focused on organization in the field.

Clay Stevenson, a lecturer in music at Elon, presented on topics relative to a cappella vocal production and crowd-sourcing for the independent musician.

A group of music students led local Girl Scouts in an a music recording and technology orientation, helping the girls earn a music merit badge. 

The lecturer in music introduced, explained and demonstrated an original and innovative student-led listening exercise that helps students visualize sonic locations of the aural components of a commercial music production.

The lecturer in music preseted on June 12 at the annual Association for Popular Music Education Conference at the University of Miami in Florida.

The Elon University faculty member hosted teachers from the Alamance-Burlington School System for a professional development afternoon in the music department's Studio A. 

The faculty member in the Department of Music rejoins the ranks of songwriters at the Songs of Love Foundation and composes music for the purpose of uplifting children and teens. 

On Oct. 10, Clay Stevenson, Lecturer of Music, presented a webinar on incorporating technology in music ensembles for the National Association for Music Education.