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| == '''CCRMA Virtual Open House 2021 | Preliminary Schedule | Fri Apr 9''' ==
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| '''LECTURES (10am-12pm, 1:20-2pm)'''
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| Romain Michon - ''The FAST Project: Fast Audio Signal-processing Technologies on FPGA''
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| Gregory Pat Scandalis - ''MIDI 2.0, what it is, and what it means for instrument creators''
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| Jonathan Berger, Jonathan Abel, Elliot Canfield Dafilou, Lloy May, Camille Noufi - ''Sound, Space and the Aesthetics of the Sublime''
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| Nick Porcaro, Pat Scandalis, Julius Smith - ''Graphic design driven JUCE user interfaces''
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| Ge Wang Jack Atherton, Kunwoo Kim, Kathleen Yuan, Marise van Zyl - ''What is Real? A Report from the CCRMA VR Design Lab''
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| Fernando Lopez-Lezcano - ''Surrounded @ Home''
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| Champ Darabundit, Jonathan S. Abel - ''Discretization of Analog Filters Near the Nyquist Limit Using Conformal Mappings''
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| Constantin Basica, Prateek Verma, Pamela Davis Kivelson, Ingrid Odlen - ''Translations from Painting to Music and Vice Versa Using Neural Networks''
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| '''Lunch Break (12-1:20pm)'''
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| '''POSTERS/DEMOS & INSTALLATIONS (2-4pm)'''
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| Lloyd May - ''Breaking B.R.A.D'' (Single-Player Game)
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| Matthew Wright - ''Finite State Machines I Have Known and Loved''
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| Fernando Lopez-Lezcano - ''Surrounded @ Home''
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| Julius Smith - ''Performable Virtual Musical Instruments''
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| Ge Wang Jack Atherton, Kunwoo Kim, Kathleen Yuan, Marise van Zyl - ''CCRMA VR Design Lab: Posters & Demos''
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| '''CONCERT (4pm)'''
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| Hassan Estakhrian - ''picTyourScore (pandemic edition)''
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| Fernando Lopez-Lezcano - ''Dinosaur He[a]rd!''
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| '''Ocean Memory Concert (6pm)'''
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| Chris Chafe: ''TIdal Mix''
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| Robertina Sebjanic: ''Aquatocene''
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| Anya Yermakova: ''A past that always will''
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| Timothy Weaver: ''Whalefall''
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| Jonathan Berger: ''Jiyeh''
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| Heather Spence: ''Reef Recall''
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| Palau Etudes: Short new works by workshop participants
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