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120 Years of Electronic Music

The history of electronic music from 1800 to 2015

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The 'Ondium Péchadre' Henri Camille Robert Péchadre. France, 1929
The 'Audion Piano' and Audio Oscillator. Lee De Forest. USA, 1915
The 'Telharmonium' or 'Dynamophone' Thaddeus Cahill, USA 1897
The 'Musical Telegraph' or 'Electro-Harmonic Telegraph', Elisha Gray. USA, 1874
The 'Singing Arc' William Duddell, UK, 1899
The 'Rhythmicon' Henry Cowell & Leon Termen. USA, 1930
the 'Warbo Formant Orgel', Harald Bode & Christian Warnke, Germany, 1937
The 'Orgue des Ondes' Armand Givelet & Edouard Eloi Coupleux, France. 1929
The 'Désilets Wireless Organ'. Georges Désilets, Canada, 1914.

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- 1981: Sogitec 4X
- 1981: Yamaha GS1& GS2

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The singing arc

The singing arc effect; playing the Telharmonium through carbon arc lamps

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The singing arc

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