Andrew R. Brown is an active creative practitioner and educator working in interactive and digital media with a focus on music and sound. His research interests include digital creativity, computational aesthetics, and the philosophy of technology. He is Professor of Digital Arts at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia.

S. Alex Ruthmann is Associate Professor of Music Education and Music Technology at New York University Steinhardt, Director of the NYU Music Experience Design Lab, and Associate Editor of the Journal of Music, Technology & Education.

"Brown and Ruthmann have provided us with powerful tools for expressing music in a highly-accessible form. Students of all ages will enjoy making music and learning computing through this book." -- Mark Guzdial, University of Michigan

"Music is an ideal way to learn to code because it is expressive, authentic, and fun. Scratch Music Projects guides beginners through all the concepts they need to explore computational music-making, focusing on a series of hands-on projects outlined in easy-to-follow steps. The book also does an excellent job of connecting these projects to the broader music industry through recreations of historically important hits, interviews with current electronic music practitioners, and advanced projects that introduce experimental computer music practices." -- Jason Freeman, Professor and Chair, Georgia Tech School of Music

"Scratch Music Projects is a valuable resource for musicians who have thought about learning to program, but don't know where to begin or what to program. The projects are relevant to the interests of many musicians, and help form an understanding of fundamental concepts that readers can explore more deeply in Scratch or other languages." -- VJ Manzo, Associate Professor of Arts, Communications, and Humanities, Worcester Polytechnic Institute