electronic music

Provides information about makerspaces and and the maker movement and how makerspaces can be used to make basic musical instruments.

The second in a series of dance, music and theater performances from 1966, involving engineers and scientists from Bell Telephone Laboratories. An archival video that reconstructs the performance of John Cage's Variations VII and uses interviews with the artists, engineers and performers.

Presents an aesthetic theory for the variety of genres and subgenres of electronic music, including techno, electroacoustic, ambient, dub, and more.

Explores how advances in technology impacted the development of music in the twentieth century, focusing on specific technological discoveries that had the greatest influence on music.

Describes the major changes which took place in the music industry in the twentieth century, discussing how music now relies more on non-musicians than composers, why there are fewer rules to follow, how electronics have changed the art, and other related topics.

Spine title: Easy keyboard tunes. Many types of easy-to-play tunes introduce the new musician to the electronic keyboard.

A guide to the performers, instruments, techniques, and best recordings of electronic music.

Explains the principles of electronic music, discusses the uses of such electronic instruments as oscillators, synthesizers, electronic organs, and sound processors, and gives advice on performing and recording electronic music.