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Eran Egozy

Musical artist

Eran Egozy is a chief technical officer and VP of engineering of Harmonix Music Systems, a US company he founded with Alex Rigopulos in 1995.2

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About

He also works as professor of the practice at MIT.

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Career

Occupation: video game developer.4

Harmonix

Immediately after graduating, he co-founded Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Harmonix Music Systems with fellow MIT alumnus Alex Rigopulos. Harmonix is an interactive computer music company specializing in the development of real-time music generating computer programs for the entertainment industry. Currently, Egozy is the chief technical officer at Harmonix. Egozy and Rigopulos were listed in Time magazine's 2008 list of the 100 most influential people for their work on Rock Band.

Music

Egozy studied clarinet at the New England Conservatory of Music. He has performed with symphonies in the greater Boston area, including the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras, the MIT Symphony Orchestra, MIT's Chamber Music Society, MIT's Gamelan Galak Tika, and the Newton Symphony Orchestra. While at MIT, he performed several solo recitals. He also performed the Nielsen Clarinet Concerto with the MIT Symphony. Egozy has played with the MIT Chamber Music Society for seven years, and was a founding member of the now-defunct Aurelius Ensemble. He is also credited as a long-time participant in the Apple Hill Chamber Music festival. Egozy is clarinetist for the critically acclaimed Radius Ensemble, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Personal life

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