David Byrne: How Architecture Helped Music Evolve

David Byrne discusses the effect that contemporary listening spaces have had on music composition throughout history.

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Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution

A sprawling, 3 hour history of electronic music centred on Kraftwerk and their contemporaries. Great stuff.

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Sound Installations by Kichul Kim

Sound Drawing:

Sound Looking:

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LinnStrument – Musical Instrument Concept by Roger Linn

Roger Linn (who designed the LinnDrum way back in the day) demonstrates his new multitouch instrument prototype:

My particular interest is in a new instrument that while capable of entirely new sounds and playing techniques, is also able to reproduce the sounds, virtuosic performance capabilities and subtleties that we’ve come to know and love from traditional musical instruments, but without all their problems and limitations.

Learn more about the LinnStrument at Roger Linn Design

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What The Future Sounded Like

What The Future Sounded Like profiles Electronic Music Studios, creators of the legendary EMS VCS3 synthesizer.

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