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Electronic and Experimental Music: Pioneers in Technology and Composition, 2nd Edition Thomas B. Holmes
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The following small sampling comes from a recent book-browsing mission in search of various scribes, screeds, and tomes covering many bases of the history and relevance of electronic music. In 1951–1952, RCA produced a machine called the Electronic Music Synthesizer; however, it was more accurately a composition machine, because it did not produce sounds in real time. One book that I came by was quite insightful compared to all the other books I looked in to, it's the “Electronic and Experimental Music: Pioneers in Technology and Composition” by Thom Holmes. Electronic Listening Through the Noise: The Aesthetics of Experimental Electronic Music by Joanna DeMers - Find this book online from $20.06. Electronic and Experimental Music: Pioneers in Technology and Composition. Twelve tone music (and later integral serialism, as further developed by the Darmstadt composers and Pierre Boulez, post-Second World War) used a series of procedures to select which pitch would occur next in the composition via .. Pauline has created works in electronic music and experimental composition that stand as turning points for each genre—from playing the accordion in collaboration with the moon, to her iconic early series Sonic Meditations (ephemeral She has been at the fore of technology during every decade she has worked in, and because of her humor and natural tendency to pioneer, she transcends any particular historical moment. Electronic and Experimental Music is a second edition of a well-known text on the history of electronic music. Google Books - Living Music by Simon Emerson . 2nd edition, Cambridge University Press, 1999. My book really lays out what I teach in that course. This article looks at these questions, casting a critical eye over the historical development of experimental music as a movement, rather than an in-depth discussion of its key pioneers.