San Francisco Tape Music Center. Ramon Sender, Michael Callahan, Morton Subotnick, and Pauline Oliveros.
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San Francisco Tape Music Center studio with the first Buchla system. 1965.
photo by William Maginnis.
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Liner notes for Tod Dockstader Eight Electronic Pieces. 1961, Folkways.
Note: You can drag these scans onto your desktop for better reading.
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Laurie Spiegel Bell Labs Interview part 1: 1984.
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The Music Man: Mort Garson.
Around 6:00 Mort starts talking about the Moog synthesizer and electronic music.
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TRIPS Festival poster.
Ground zero of West Coast synthesizers, LSD wave and the birth of the internet.
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Ilhan Mimaroglu on Musique Concrete. Candide Records.
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Liberation Of Sound. Influential early book on Electronic Music. Russcol. 1972.
Sadly I’m missing the dust jacket on this one.
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Tags | books | history of electronic music |
This LP is often referred to as the first synthesizer LP. 1955. The same year most people attribute to the birth of Rock N Roll.
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Allen Strange’s wonderful Electronic Music book.
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RCA Mark II synthesizer. 1955.
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Clara Rockmore. Theremin.
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BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Through the years.
(Source: sitidleordont)
Tags | radiophonic workshop | delia derbyshire | Daphne Oram | John Baker | history of electronic music | vcs3 | EMS |
