Analog Days: The Invention And Impact Of Moog Synthesizer Frank Trocco Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Music

Though Ubiquitous Today Available As A Single Microchip And Found In Any Electronic Device Requiring Sound The Synthesizer When It First Appeared Was Truly Revolutionary Something Radically New--An Extraordinary Rarity Musical Culture--It An Instrument That Used Genuinely New Source Of Sound: Electronics How This Came To Be--How Engineering Student At Cornell Avant-Garde Musician Working Out Storefront California Set Revolution Motion--Is Story Told For Time Analog Days Book Explores Invention Its Impact On Popular Culture Authors Take Us Back Heady 1960S Early 1970S Technology Experimental Concerts Could Did Turn Into Happenings Interviews With Pioneers Who Determined What Would Be Used--From Inventors Robert Moog Don Buchla Musicians Like Brian Eno Pete Townshend Keith Emerson--Recapture Their Visions Future Music World Tracing Development From Initial Conception Ascension Stardom Switched-On Bach Contribution San Francisco Psychedelic Wholesale Adoption By Worlds Film Advertising Conveys Excitement Uncertainties Unexpected Consequences Provide Soundtrack Critical Chapter Our Cultural History Σελίδες: 384 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1115 Διαστάσεις: 19 1X19 1Cm