Copyright Clearance Center, “Copyright Basics”—https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uiq42O6rhW4
Copy-Me, “Early History of Copyright,” highlighting the political interests at play
Category Archives: History of Electronic Music
Collins Ch. 13: Live Electronic Music
Collins Ch. 12: Further Connections
Richard Wagner, Brünnhilde’s immolation scene in Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods, 1848; performed in 1991)
Collins Ch. 11: Sound Art
Collins Ch. 10: Experimental Electronica
Collins Ch. 9: Continuing the Classical
Varèse, Poème électronique in the Philips Pavillion (1958)—review
Collins Ch. 8: Electronic Dance Music
A sample of genre labels within electronic dance music (one musician’s interpretation)
National Student Electronic Music Event (NSEME) Comes to Texas for Spring Break
Since several students brought this up, I thought I’d share it with all of you. This year, the National Student Electronic Music Event (NSEME) is going to be hosted at the Unversity of North Texas in Denton (a 3.5 hour drive from College Station, north of Dallas/Ft. Worth), Friday–Saturday, March 9–10, 2018. They’ll have two concerts Friday evening, papers Saturday morning, then three more concerts, all student works from around the country. The guest artist will be Carla Scaletti, known for creating the Kyma sound design environment. She’s also become involved with addressing data sonification and making music from scientific data. All the details are at http://nseme.music.unt.edu/
Collins Ch. 7: Synth Pop
Collins Ch. 6: Into the Mainstream
Newsreel of Léon Theremin (Lev Termen) demonstrating the Theremin in 1927. Note the title: Musical Mesmerism: