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1 Midterm Review TechnoSonics 2016 People / Groups Alvin Lucier Beatles Brian Eno Brian Wilson Charlie Christian Christian Marclay Clara Rockmore Daphne Oram Dave Smith David Bowie David Tudor Donald Buchla Edgard Varèse Éliane Radigue Emile Berliner Erik Satie Frank Zappa Grandmaster Flash George Martin Herbie Hancock Hugh Le Caine Iannis Xenakis Isao Tomita Jimi Hendrix Jimmy Smith John Cage John Chowning Keith Emmerson La Monte Young Laurie Spiegel Leon Theremin Les Paul Luigi Russolo Maria Chavez Maryanne Amacher Maurice Martenot Max Matthews Meredith Monk Morton Subotnick Muddy Waters Pauline Oliveros Pierre Schaeffer Pink Floyd Raymond Scott Robert Moog Tangerine Dream Terry Riley Thaddeus Cahill Thomas Edison Velvet Underground Vladimir Ussachevsky Wendy Carlos
2 Technologies / Terms Acoustics Additive Synthesis ADSR Envelope Ambient Music l Objet Sonore Loudness / Amplitude Pitch / Frequency Quality / Timbre Arp 2500 Art of Noises Basic Waveforms Bouncing (to tape) Chance procedures Concept Album Decibels Electronium Elektronische Musik Filters Types Fourier s Theorem Vibrato Fundamental Fuzzface Gramophone Hammond Organ Hertz Inverse square law Magnetic Tape Minimoog Modular Synthesizer Modulation Mono vs. Stereo Monophonic Music Concrete Muzak Oblique Strategies Ondes Martenot Oramics Harmonic Series Period Wah-Wah Periodic vs Aperiodic Phonograph Polyphonic Process Music Psychoacoustics Reverberation Room resonance Slip-cueing Single-coil pickup Spectral Analysis Studio Album Tape techniques Telharmonium Theremin The Log Tonewheel Trautonium Tremolo VCOs & VCFs
3 Listening Imaginary Landscape #1 (1939) Oraison (1937) Poème Électronique (1958) Concret Ph (1958) Etude Aux Allures (1958) Klangstudie II (1952) Gesang Der Jünglinge (Song Of The Youths) (1956) Studie 2 (1958) Dripsody (1955) Oramics (~1962) Doctor Who Theme (1963) Good Vibrations (1966) A Day In The Life (1967) Brown Shoes Don t Make It (1967) Come Out (1966) Purple Haze (1967) Piano Phase (1967) Arthesis (1973) In C (1964) I Am Sitting In A Room (1969) Silver Apples of the Moon (1967) Lightworks (1950s) Book of Days (excerpt) (1988) Two-part Invention in F major (1968) The Champ (1956) Music for Airports 2/1 (1978) Swan by Saint-Saens John Cage Oliver Messian Edgard Varèse Iannis Xenakis Pierre Schaeffer Herbert Eimart Hugh Le Caine Daphne Oram Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer The Beach Boys The Beatles Frank Zappa (Mothers Of Invention) Jimi Hendrix Eliane Radigue Terry Riley Alvin Lucier Morton Subotnick Raymond Scott Meredith Monk Wendy Carlos Jimmy Smith Brian Eno Clara Rockmore (performer)
4 Sample Questions Part I: Listening You will hear 8 excerpts. Identify the early electronic instrument featured in each one. a. Theremin b. Ondes Martenot c. Electric Guitar d. Moog Modular e. Hammond Organ 1) fill in correct letter from list above 2) fill in correct letter from list above 3) fill in correct letter from list above 4) fill in correct letter from list above 5) fill in correct letter from list above Name that tune: a. Poème Électronique Edgard Varèse b. Brown Shoes Don t Make It Mothers of Invention (Frank Zappa) c. Come Out d. Doctor Who Theme Delia Derbyshire & Ron Grainer e. Arthesis Eliane Radigue 6) fill in correct letter from list above 7) fill in correct letter from list above 8) fill in correct letter from list above 9) fill in correct letter from list above Choose the primary technique used in the following examples: a. Phase Music b. Elektronische Musik c. Multi-track Studio Album d. Live Record Manipulation e. Ambient Music 10) fill in correct letter from list above 11) fill in correct letter from list above 12) fill in correct letter from list above
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