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Electronic Music:     more books (100)

The San Francisco Tape Music Center: 1960s Counterculture and the Avant-Garde Modulations: A History of Electronic Music: Throbbing Words on Sound by Iara Lee, Michael Berk, et all 2000-10-15 Electronic Music and Midi Projects by Penfold, 1994-07 Raw Music Material: The 50 Most Famous Electronic Music DJ's of the World by Scalo Publishers, 2002-09 Pop Music - Technology and Creativity: Trevor Horn and the Digital Revolution (Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series) (Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series) by Timothy Warner, 2003-06 Listening through the Noise: The Aesthetics of Experimental Electronic Music by Joanna Demers, 2010-07-30 A Dictionary of Electronic and Computer Music Technology: Instruments, Terms, Techniques by Richard Dobson, 1992-05-07 The New Music: The Avant-garde since 1945 by Reginald Smith Brindle, 1987-08-06 The Computer Music Tutorial by Curtis Roads, 1996-02-27 Analog Electronic Music Techniques: In Tape, Electronic, and Voltage-Controlled Synthesizer Studios by Joel Naumann, James D. Wagoner, 1986-02 Irish Favorites: Easy Electronic Keyboard Music Vol. 178 Computer Music: Synthesis, Composition, and Performance by Charles Dodge, Thomas A. Jerse, 1997-07-02 Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques, and Controls by Allen Strange, 1983-05 EKM Instruction Book B: Easy Electronic Keyboard Music

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61. OHM- The Gurus Of Electronic Music
    OHM The Early Gurus of electronic music- essays and interviews.  
    http://www.furious.com/perfect/ohm/
    
    Extractions: INTERVIEWS AND ESSAYS BY JASON GROSS (April 2000) The end result is OHM- The Early Gurus of Electronic Music on Ellipsis Arts (available April 24th). Along with Thomas and the Ellipsis crew, we worked long and hard to contact all of the living composers to get quotes about their pieces as well as find archival essays and photos to go along with comments from artists influenced by these composers. Gruelling as it was, I hope that the end result will be worthwhile to anyone with an interest in electronic music. I myself learned a lot from the experience and found myself with a treasure trove of material that we were not able to include in the accompanying booklet. Rather than let this historic material gather dust in my drawers, I thought I'd like to share this important material with the online world. As with OHM , I hope that this will become an invitation to you to explore more of this rich and astounding field. TRACK LISTING : see exactly what's on OHM INTRODUCTION :The original essay for the release HISTORY: Interviews and essays Milton Babbitt : talks about "Philomel" Columbia-Princeton Electronic Center : the first American electronic co-operative Charles Dodge : talks about his "Speech Songs" Herbert Eimert : interview with Konrad Boehmer INA-GRM : the origins of this pioneering French studio Alvin Lucier : talks about "Music on A Long Thin Wire" MEV : Allan Bryant talks about his old group Steve Reich : talks about "Pendulum Music" and his

62. Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center
    Music in the Tape Medium by Vladimir Ussachevsky, Julliard Review Vol. 1, no. 2, Spring 1959, and The Columbia/Princeton electronic music Center thirty  
    http://www.furious.com/perfect/ohm/columbiaprinceton.html
    
    Extractions: Julliard Review Vol. 1, no. 2, Spring 1959 I think of the composer as standing foremost at the central convergence of these avenues, and his pure inventiveness- when given the technological conditions organized to suit his requirements and the indigenous requirements of the medium itself- will be stimulated by and will feed upon all information yielded. It is our hope that the forthcoming Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, to be located on the Columbia University campus, will provide some of the answers by giving a certain number of interested composers an opportunity to pursue exploration in a congenial technological environment according to the singularities of their tastes, imagination and esthetic point of view. "The Columbia/Princeton Electronic Music Center-

63. Elecronics Music Dictionary
    signals that can be sent from one electronic music device to another. tasks usually associated with electronic music production, such as sequencing,  
    http://musicnet.chandra.ac.th/eng/elec-dic.htm

64. Moonshine Music Specializes In Electronic Music And DJ Culture.
    Specializes in electronic music and DJ culture. Features Techno, Trance, Breaks, Drum and Bass, House, Happy Hardcore, and Trip Hop.  
    http://www.moonshine.com/

65. OEM Radio - Original Electronic Music Radio
    original electronic music radio OEM radio presents original electronic music recordings via a Shoutcast™ internet radio station. OEM Radio is a free,  
    http://www.oemradio.org/
    
    Extractions: :: original electronic music radio :: presented by dub beautiful collective Listeners Tune In (128k bit) Track Information Subscribe to the Announcement List Read past announcements Links to check out Download MP3 Player Macintosh Windows Submission Info The library currently holds 826 tracks totaling 86.5 hours of music - streamed randomly. OEM radio presents original electronic music recordings via a Shoutcast™ internet radio station. OEM Radio is a free, zero-profit endeavor. The radio stream broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year - free . The stream broadcasts at 128kbit, so you will need DSL, Cable Modem, or a faster connection in order to tune in. We are working on starting a lower bandwidth stream in the near future. The music content is wide ranging in terms of genre: you will hear ambient, IDM, downtempo, breakbeat, dub, psychedelic chill, and many other not-so-easily categorized sounds. OEM Radio plays listening music and not dance music . OEM Radio seeks to bring original electronic music and recording artists that are underexposed to a wider audience. Contact: info@oemradio.org

66. Electronic Music - Community Forum, News, Reviews, Calendar, CDs
    Dedicated to experimental, electroacoustic, and electronic music and art.  
    http://electro-music.com/
    
    Extractions: by Jim Johnson New Orleans' Preservation Hall Jazz Band For the past week my head has been filled with fragments of old Dixieland music.. Basin Street Blues, Mississippi Mud, other tunes whose names I can't remember. So tonight I gave in to temptation and pulled out some old vinyl to listen to... my god.

67. Soma Electronic Music Studios
    Soma electronic music Studios is a fully featured 24+ track analog and digital recording studio owned and operated by John McEntire in Chicago, IL.  
    http://www.somastudios.com/

68. Electronic Music Interactive: Welcome
    http://img.uoregon.edu/emi/emi.php

69. Igloo Magazine :: Abstract Electronic Music Coverage
    http://igloomag.com/

70. Sound Healing Music - DNA Activation, Abundance, Shamballa, Alien, Healing Music
    MP3 Electronica music multimedia from the worlds most creative artists. MP3 sound files, RealAudio, streaming MP3 sound files from Visionary Music.  
    http://www.visionarymusic.com/

71. EMUSIC-L Weblog
    EMUSICL was unique in its time in having a large number of music theorists with any number of different orientations toward popular electronic music.  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/emusic-l/
    
    Extractions: The Library of Congress's site featuring the music of Roger Reynolds is an outstanding example of what such an organization can do. The site shows the depth of the Library's holding in a particular are, covering everything from Reynolds' music to photographs of the composer. Reynolds has a close working relationship with the LOC; I only wish I had heard the performance of JUSTICE while I was still living in DC. As a composer of sorts myself, I find the interview with Reynolds particularly interesting. He's an interesting character. Originally an engineer, he didn't really come to music until he was 14. His approach is an interesting combination of intuition and formalism; he uses tone rows, but what to do next is guided by the row, not dictated. As he says:

72. Electronic Music News | EPM - Electronic . Music . Publicity . Management
    DJ booking agency and electronic music promotion with offices in London and Belgium. Includes record release schedules, artist and DJ profiles and  
    http://www.electronicpm.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Some do, other’s talk and Pigna records’ Marco Passarani, Francesco de Bellis and Mario Pierro are firmly placed in the former. Pigna is the dancefloor label from the Finalfrontier collective based in Rome. Originally established by Marco Passarani in 1993 the nucleus now remains tightly hooked around the three Pigna producers. Now Pigna prepare to expand the Roman Empire once again with ‚Let Em Talk’, an album featuring 6 brand new tracks from the Roman based collective and 6 bona fide dancefloors classics from recent Pigna releases. Pigna are three foot soldiers ready to take the world’s dancefloors by storm as their sound of twisted chicago house, classic techno, disco, funk and of course a healthy dose of Italo hit our hearts, mind and feet. As the Pigna collective would say, it’s time to let the music do the talking...

73. Salon.com Arts & Entertainment | The Strange Triumph Of Electronic Music
    Substantial, globally influential electronic music scenes flourish in New York, Part of the problem is that electronic music still faces the same old  
    http://www.salon.com/ent/feature/2002/06/19/electronic_music/
    
    Extractions: By Andrew John Ignatius Vontz In 1997, at the height of the so-called big beat invasion, I walked into a Foot Locker store in Beverly Hills to buy a new pair of shoes. I may have been looking for some Air Max 95s. At some point, house music came thundering over the in-store sound system and strobes began to flash. I dropped whatever sneaker I was holding and waited for smoke to billow into the room while everyone pumped their fists in the air and danced. Instead, everyone kept shopping.

74. Electromancer! Unsigned Electronic Music Online!
    Showcase for unsigned and emerging musicians specialising in electronic based music.  
    http://www.electromancer.com/

75. Music E-145: Electronic Music - Spring 2005
    via electronic music; questions of musical meaning/value and cultural Modulations A History of electronic music. Caipirinha Productions 2000.  
    http://www.courses.dce.harvard.edu/~musie145/
    
    Extractions: (registration ends Feb. 6, class begins Feb. 1) In the mid-90s, the advent of the term electronica does turn to electronic music and its various subjects, the discourse reveals a range of assumptions about technology and musicianship, ownership and community, social change and cultural continuity, to name a few. This course aims to illuminate the many ways that electronic technologies have shaped popular music production and consumption over the last fifty years, shaping selves (and often others) in the process. Assignments: [**Six times over the course of the semester, using FL Studio music-making software (or the software/hardware of one's choice) and drawing from the lecture-demonstrations, the listening selections, and the stylistic templates and samples provided, students will create tracks in the musical styles we study.] Required Texts: Peter Shapiro, ed.

76. Synth Music Direct For Electronic Music (110)
    Worldwide electronic music Distributor and Label.  
    http://www.synthmusicdirect.com/

77. Sectionz.com - The Fastest Growing Computer Music Resource On The Web
    Tune in to the sounds of the TRUE electronic music UNDERGROUND at SECTIONZ MUSIC . Its our newest interface so that lovers of electronic music can enjoy  
    http://www.sectionz.com/
    
    Extractions: activity manager: Select An Activity [ home page ] [ sectionz.com forums ] [ join sectionz.com ] [ contact sectionz.com ] [ member login ] [ sectionz.com store ] General Site Tools [ donate to sectionz.com ] [ search our members ] [ search projects and mp3s ] [ contact sectionz.com ] [ how to advertise ] location manager: Project Page Selector [ homepage ] [ active collaborations ] :: 115 [ talentEngine ] :: 53 [ fl studio ] [ reazon ] [ trackers ] [ orion ] [ reaktor ] [ dj mix ] [ goodies ] member login artist name: password: [ join us ] [ password? ] location manager

78. | ELEKTRAFESTIVAL.CA | - ARTS NUMÉRIQUES - DIGITAL ARTS
    The ELEKTRA series focuses on new electronic music and on linking the various contemporary cultures resulting from the creative use of new technologies.  
    http://www.elektrafestival.ca/

79. NPR : The Barrons: Forgotten Pioneers Of Electronic Music
    Before synthesizers and samplers, Bebe and Louis Barron created otherworldly electronic sounds.  
    http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4486840

80. Electronic Musician - Featuring Gear Reviews, Audio Tutorials, Loops And Samples
    Articles cover technical information and product reviews including home recording equipment, drum loops, and audio samples.  
    http://emusician.com

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