Unit 15 Assignment

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  • Telharmonium

    Telharmonium
    Cahill first patented his telhamonium
  • Wurlitzer

    Wurlitzer
    The Might Wurltizer was introduced in 1910
  • Theremin

    Theremin
    It was invented in 1920 and the instrument is played by the movement of hands.
  • Hammond Organ

    Hammond Organ
    In 1929, an American inventor named Laurens Hammond developed a new electronic instrument using the same tone-wheel process that was used in the Telharmonium.
  • Ondes Martenot

    Ondes Martenot
    It was invented by Frenchman Maurice Martenot, this was simular to the theremin but this instrument had more control over the timbre.
  • Electric Guitar

    Electric Guitar
    Les Paul invented the solid body electric guitar.
  • Music Concrete

    Music Concrete
    After WW2, the first song compeltely made electromechanical was created and it was a sounding of trains.
  • Computer Age

    Computer Age
    The first song compeltey compussed by a computer has been created.
  • RCA Mark II

    RCA Mark II
    The first programmable electronic music synthesizer was the RCA Mark II Sound Synthesizer. Designed by Herbert Belar and Harry Olson in 1958, the RCA Mark II was the flagship piece of equipment at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center.
  • Moog Synthesizer

    Moog Synthesizer
    Robert Moog introduced the first commercially avaible modern synthesizer.
  • Beach Boys

    Beach Boys
    The Beach Boys used multitrack recording that created a thick texture within their music.
  • The Beatles

    The Beatles
    One of the first tape loops for the band used was for the song Tomorrow Never Knows. They also used the Moog Synthesizer and the Hammond Organ in their music.
  • Turntablism

    Turntablism
    The conepts of turntablism was even used in the 30s,40s, and 50s in music concreate.Christian Marclay is one of the most influential turntablist outside the hip-hop community in 1979.
  • MIDI

    MIDI
    MIDI is a system or “language” that allows electronic musical instruments and computers to send information, or “talk” to each other.
  • Laptop Orchestras

    Laptop Orchestras
    The first laptop orchestra was founded by Dan Trueman and Perry Cook in 2005 at Princeton University. Teh most notible laptop orchestras are from Princeton and Stanford.