Eran Egozy

Eran Egozy is an Israeli chief technical officer and VP of engineering of Harmonix Music Systems, a company he founded with Alex Rigopulos in 1995.

When he was 15, his parents bought him an Apple II computer, which he programmed to play Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.

[3] Immediately after graduating, he co-founded Cambridge, Massachusetts, based Harmonix Music Systems with fellow MIT alumnus Alex Rigopulos.

Egozy has played with the MIT Chamber Music Society for seven years, and was a founding member of the now-defunct Aurelius Ensemble.

[5] Egozy is clarinetist for the critically acclaimed Radius Ensemble, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.