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The 3rd \u201cEnharmonic Controllers and Interfaces for Keyboard Instruments\u201d<\/strong> will take place at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz<\/strong> from 6-8 December, 2024<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The \u201cEnharmonic Interfaces and Controllers for Keyboard Instruments\u201d symposium, established in 2022, first showcased early models of attachable split key systems and software enhancements that expanded tuning system performance possibilities for keyboard instruments. It serves as a platform to explore the boundaries of instrumental possibility and performance practice in microtonality, especially through the use of computer music tools and techniques.<\/p>\n