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Laurie Spiegel (1945)


Laurie Spiegel (Chicago, September 20, 1945)


10 years Laurie started playing guitar, mandolin and Benjo deepening his studies privately in London. After graduating in social sciences at Oxford Univesity she took courses in composition and Renaissance and Baroque lute at Julliard School under the direction of Jacob Druckman and Vincent Perischetti. At 20 he began writing the first compositions.
In 1969, Subotnick visiting the studio in Manhattan, for the first time a Buchla 100, the same as Morton had used in 1967 to record "Silver Apples of the Moon." It's love at first sight:

"An instrument (Buchla 100) That is not limited to all kinds of notes But Makes sounds amazing, and I can play it myself INSTEAD OF HAVING to write down lots of little notes that i can not hear Hoping someday people will play Them. "

After this meeting the world Laurie changed forever: everything was different, even the traffic noise in New York had become a revelation. The Buchla was a tool made to work with the very nature of sound.
From 1973 to 1979 he worked at Bell Labs, learning how to program computers to create music and images. In the late '70s Jef Rakini gives her the prototype of the Apple II 48k. Thanks to this, Laurie became active in the counterculture scene of the technological will be one of the first composers to use the computer as a creative medium. In those years no one thought computers suitable for the production musical instruments were dehumanizing, anti-intuitive, no emotion. They were used by the government, banks and a few powerful businessmen. Laurie instead to the new technology could become part of folk music, had enormous potential within a pop. Spiegel soon would find a way for computers to make music available to everyone. Collaborate invention Synthauri Alpha, the first computer music system sold with an affordable price used for sound effects of the second Star Trek movie. Tired of the art scene that she had helped create in New York, in 1981 moved to Toronto where he directs the field of software development for McLeyvier. Mac 512k in 1985 with inventing the "Music Mouse" transmuting the Mac into a tool that allows people to "illiterate" to play in an intuitive way. Music Mouse becomes one of the first music software for sale in a position to allow musicians who have never studied music composition or to create tonal or atonal music by simply pressing buttons and moving the computer mouse.



"Women composers Were Still Few and Far between. Technology is largely Responsible for how much women composers are now more common, because it allowed women to get their music to the point where it could be heard (versus silent dots on paper), so the public and powers-that-be could learn that we also could do this. Women are still to some degree underdogs in composing. Throughout the 70s I earned much of my living by composing soundtracks for film and video. But jobs, or maybe people who would a woman as their composer, were few and far between. Even today, several decades later, the percentage of major motion pictures scored by women is still appallingly low.” Laurie Spiegel



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Bebe Barron (1925-2008)


Charlotte May Wind (Minneapolis, 16 giugno 1925 – 20 aprile 2008)

Bebe e Louis Barron si sposano nel 1947 and decided to move to New York. As a wedding gift to his cousin Louis, used the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, gives the couple a tape recorder. In 1948 Louis was deeply impressed by Wiener's book "Cybernetics: Or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine", according to the equations contained in the user begins to build the first electrical circuit that manipulates in order to generate sounds. In the late '40s Bebe and Louis begin to be concerned with the sphere of musique concrète.
Most of the compositions were created by Barron ring modulator, also used by Stockhausen in '58 and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in 1963. While elaborating Louis circuits, Bebe selected tapes:

"Sounded like it just dirty noise".

After being cut and edited, they were applied to reverb and delay. Bebe for his careful work is considered one of the pioneers of the tape loop.
In 1951, Heavenly Menagerie completed on a magnetic tape and decide to open a recording studio in Greenwich Village. Together with that of Raymond Scott, was one of the first private practices throughout America. Frequented by the likes of Henry Miller, Tennessee Williams, Aldous Huxley and Anaïs Nin, the study saw the birth of the first audio books: the reading aloud of writers were transported in vinyl and published for the Contemporary Classics, a label founded by Barron. The firm, which for most equipment to be built by the same Louis with the help of his cousin of supplies, disposable two-garde scene in New York: between 1952 and '53 is used by John Cage for his first work on tape , Williams Mix. For this work, the Barron recorded over 600 different sounds then rearranged under the direction of Cage, the only four and a half minutes duration of the composition of the couple took over a year of work. Cage will use more of Barron for Music for Magnetic Tape made of Feldman, Brown and Tudor.
As the couple had won fame in the art scene in New York during the mid-fifties they decided groped a fortune in Hollywood.
Bebe and Louis had been working in experimental cinema and in 1956 made the first soundtrack created entirely with synthesizers and samplers. The sci-fi Forbidden Planet did not fail to raise problems, the Barrens were not enrolled in the Musicians' Union and therefore could not appear in the credits as the musicians. They had to be content with the term "Electronic Tonalities. The obstruction of the Musicians' Union was also likely to prevent the application from the soundtrack to the Oscar. The Barrens were not even admitted to the category of "special effects". Regardless, with Forbidden Planet and Dede Louis contributed to import electronics in cinema pop.
Nel 1970 la coppia divorzia ma questo accadimento personale non impedisce ai due di lavorare assieme fino al 1989, anno in cui Louis muore. Dal 1985 all’’87 Bebe Barron diviene segretaria della Society for Electro-Acoustic Music. Per tutta la loro carriera i coniugi Barron furono celebri per la scelta di rimanere fedeli alla vecchia strumentazione: nel 1999 Bebe viene chiamata dall’ University of California-Santa Barbara per creare un nuovo lavoro (Mixed Emotions, edito nel 2000) usando le nuove tecnologie.



“We were delighted to hear people tell us that the tonalities in Forbidden Planet remind them of Their dreams what sound like. "Louis & Bebe Barrons

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Pauline Oliveros (1932)



Pauline Oliveros (May 30, 1932, Houston, Texas)

Pauline Oliveros was born in Texas, surrounded by the sounds of nature and the environment, loved listening to the radio static emitted by the whistle while the tuner is led from one channel to another. Mother and grandmother were teachers of the plan, in 1942 gave her an accordion, an instrument which will for life, and a hunting horn. In 1953 he got his first tape recorder with which he recorded some tracks:

"I would rercord acustic sounds using cardboard tubes as filters. I'd put a microphone at one end of a cardboard tube and a sound source at the other. I used different sized tubes to get different filter characteristics. Sometimes I'd clamp a sound source to the wall so the wall Would act as a resonator and then record it at 3 1 / 2 or 7 1 / 2 inches per second and use the hand winding to vary the speed. I used a bathtub as a reverberation chamber "

the late fifties he moved from Houston to San Francisco where he attended the State University. In California he became friends with Terry Riley and Loren Rush, classmates at Berkeley with which he made a few sessions of improvisation. The atmosphere of San Francisco in the early sixties was really supply: with Morton Subotnik and Ramon Sender and Riley organizes the "Sonics," a series of concerts based on improvisation kept in the attic of the Conservatory. In 1962 the group changed location: opened on San Francisco Tape Center that Pauline will head from 1966 to 1967. The Tape Center, provided at the beginning of a modest equipment (different tape recorders and the prototype of a tape-loop system and delay created by Pauline) quickly became a collection point for all the artists and technicians interested in new expressions of ' mail. Here Don Buchla Buchla develop its Box.
Considered one of the pioneers of the tape delay and the sequencer, Pauline has always moved his research from the desire to be in close contact with the sound, to move it and control it in real time. Performance, public involvement and environments to be hand in hand with music by Pauline investigations. In the eighties
invented his own instrument, the EIS (Expanded Instrument System) and many experiments izing drone: the Guggenheim Museum in New York placed 100 singers on the escalation of Wright giving them very little guidance on how they should tune. The architecture of the building gave his contribution to performance. In 1982 an orchestra of accordion recruits (23 items) and item comes to the conclusion rhythmic miminamlista popularized by Philip Glass and Steve Reich. Equipped with trombone, didjeridu, accordion, shells, and pieces of entries metallo nel 1988 con Stuart Dempster e Panaiotist passa 5 ore in una gigantesca cisterna dismessa e sepolta. La Cistern Chapel a Fort Worden, con i suoi 45 secondi di reverberation time vede nascere la Deep Listening Band leggendario gruppo con dozzine di ospiti che registra subterranean soundscapes, improvvisazioni davvero influenzate dagli spazi. Da queste esperienze nasce il Deep Listening, teoria musicale della Oliveros sviluppata negli anni Novanta in cui introduce il concetto di incorporare i suoni dell’ambiente nella performance musicale. Obbiettivo del D.L. è quello di ascoltare ogni rumore per ciò che è, niente di più niente di meno. Il Deep Listening e le Sonic Meditation (già celebri negli anni ’70) devono molto alla pratica Zen: when the perceiver and perceived are two, the ego continues its differentiating function, preventing the full ceratività perception to emerge. The principle of non-differentiation, already used by Cage, which move the performance of Oliveros tries to break the limits between the perceiver (as a subject) and perceived (object). The inerpretazione of the two in a unique and not separated will be born in mind harmony and creativity.
One of the basic concepts of the mentality of Pauline Oliveros about creativity and nesessaria seen as fundamental to human dignity. Helping others to be creative is a basic task that the artist has to perform; allo scopo di dare supporto ai giovani artisti fonda la Pauline Oliveiros Foundation.
Nel corso degli anni ha insegnato in varie università americane (attualmente è docente e ricercatrice al Mills College), scritto numerosi libri sulla percezione del suono e sulle sue teorie artistiche. Realizza incessantemente performance e concerti.



"I have listened to many refrigerators. There is often a flickering between the sixth and seventh harmonic. Once, while in the process of drinking ouzo ... a refrigerator sent its harmonics out to surround my head with circles, ellipses and figure-eights". Pauline Oliveros

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Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company: Linda Fisher & Judy Borsher

The Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company was founded between 1968 and 1969 by David Borden's return from a stay at the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin. Thanks to the friendship that shook Borden Bob Moog in 1967, the Mother Mallard go down in history as the first synthesizer ensemble composed almost entirely supplied by the same tools Moog (three modular Moogs, and two mini-moogs, including the prototype now preserved to 'Audities Foundation, Chinook Keyboard Centre in Calgary, Canada). Steve Drews and Linda Fisher have joined David in 1969 and 1970. Linda brought in the only group polyphonic instrument, the RMI Electric Piano.
Linda's approach to the synth was pretty special: it was any instrument that could be used by anyone with skills. It was a neutral instrument.

"The synthesizer Clearly Came out of a male-dominated technology. But it's a tool, like anything ... There Was A Flexibility to it, I think, That Would Lend Itself to anyone coming at it with Any kind of approach. "

Immersed in the counterculture, Linda perceived differently by the attitudes shown towards electronic musicians and musicians:

"bad musicians Would like to your concert and They wanted to blow Their mind doing something new with technology while the women musicians tended to see the technology as a leaping off point and not as an end in itslef”.

Il trio inizia eseguendo per alcune performance brani di musica minimale composti da John Cage, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass ma già nell’estate del 1970 vanta un repertorio originale di oltre un’ora realizzato solo con moogs. Ovviamente, la Moog Company recluta da subito i MMPMC per dimostrazioni e concerti.
Il loro primo album viene iniziato nel 1970 e pubblicato solo nel 1973 per la Earthquacke Records, etichetta fondata da Borden con l’aiuto di Judy Borsher, incontrata nel 1972 quando era ancora studentessa alla Cornell. Nel 1973 viene chiesto a Borden di comporre la colonna sonora del film The Exorcist; benchè Billy Friedkin avesse scelto di utilizzare meno di un minuto di quanto era stato prodotto dal trio, questo momento rappresenterà la prima spaccatura all’interno del MMPMC. La band diviene molto celebre e le offerte iniziano ad incrementare: sono richiesti a Hollywood e in Europa. David non ha nessuna intenzione di trasferirsi in California. Steve non vuole andare in Europa e Linda capisce che è ormai giunta l’ora di prendere una strada diversa. Nell’estate del 1975 Judy, che sapeva già suonare tutto repertorio, si unisce a David assieme a Chip Smith (già chitarrista per Chuck Barry), sostituto di Steve che se ne era andato alla fine del ’75 per coltivare la sua carriera di fotografo. “Like Duck to Water ", the second album will be released in 1976. The new lineup toured America with Judy van from 1975 to 1978 when David decides to dismiss the band for a while 'to spend more time with his family.



In the early 80's Linda Fisher taught for two years "Analog Synthesis" at Vassar College and note the difficulty of involving the girls in the course.
"They Were Usually very shy, Did not Want to Speak Up Because They Felt That They Could not compete with this guys with racks of synths in Their homes and, you know, Knew all the while the teminology. Those that persist, persist differently, and they persist for different reasons, because of really what the equipment can do for them, not just because it’s a cool thing.” Linda Fisher

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Suzanne Ciani (1946)


Suzanne Ciani (Boston, 4 luglio 1946)


Periferia di Boston, 1952. La madre di Suzanne Ciani porta a casa una collezione di dischi di musica classica: Bach, Mozart e Beethoven la impressionarono talmente che decide di imparare a suonare il piano. Durante una gita al MIT promossa dal Wellesley College dove studiava composizione, un professore le mostra i suoi tentativi di riprodurre il suono del violino con l'uso di un computer. Il piccolo bit emesso dalla scatola Iron made her understand that the machines could emit music. After graduating, Suzanne moved to the University of Berkeley that the time was completely enveloped in the aura of the counterculture:

"I found myself in the middle of complete revolution. You know, I know I'm playing Chopin in the music building, a rock throught as the window-and-Suddenly life litterally Was Never The Same. The whole hippie thing .... I mean, I Never Wore shoes, hair down to my waist, we ate brown rice and soybeans, I hitchhiliked to school. It was very Counterculture, "Suzanne

at Mills College found that they could find a couple of synthesizers, including a Buchla, who were not often used, was then able to devote many hours of his electronics. In the same period thanks to Harold Paris gets a job in the shop of Don Buchla, a company involved in business although he was in fact outside the system. To start welding Buchla synthesizers, the only way to afford its modular instrumentation. The Buchla 200 will be the tool that will accompany "The Woman who Could make Any sound" for many years.

In 1974 he moved to New York where he knocks on the doors of Soho Recording Studio Glass Philippe offered to teach the teacher, who politely refused, applications Buchla. Then creates his own company, Ciani / Musica, which specializes in music and sound effects for commercials and video games: these are the soundtracks of the commercials for American Express, General Electric, Atari, Fanta, Sprite and Coca-Cola (remember the sound of the can is opened?). His house had no furniture in New York, only a Buchla sparkling and bright in the middle of the room.
In order to promote new technologies in music, he founded the Electronic Center for New Music, which failed soon due to lack of confidence by investors in synthesizers. Autoproduce then his first album, Seven Waves, which reached number one in Japan. His second album, The Velocity of Love, will be released for RCA in 1986.
In 1987 he signed with Private Music, with which it comes Neverland ottienela Grammy Award nominations the following year.
Dpoo a trip to Italy in 1989, Suzanne has created a new album with some instrumental tracks. This too was nominated for a Grammy Award.
In 1994 he founded the Seventh Wave by which released the album Dream Suite. In addition to the various production companies, Suzanne Ciani has collaborators in the drafting of soundtracks for films such as The Incredible Shrinking Woman by Joel Schumacher.



"Men always something HAD to test .... Could you tell the guys where to EQ the snare or the foot, or where to boost the mid-range for the trumpet-you They HAD to know the answers "Suzanne Ciani

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Delia Derbyshire (1937-2001)



Delia Ann Derbyshire (5 May 1937-3 June 2001)

Born in Coventry in 1937, the first impact of Delia with the abstract sound that was generated by the sirens of the bombing of the German Luftwaffe in an endless night of 1940. The event, known as one of the most tragic monidale War II, was still one of the first performance of electronic music.
Delia's interest in the theory and perception of sound sources using only elttroniche probabilmete was the result of his degree in mathematics and music at Cambridge. According to Delia, the way we perceive the sound may have dominance over any mathematical theory, but the knowledge of the latter makes it easy to break and his superamentno.
After asking in vain for work to studies of Decca, who at the time not icludeva women in its workforce, is employed at the music publishers Boosey & Hawkes to land then the Radiophonic Workshop. The workshop was initially a department of the BBC's Radio Drama of service but at the time when Delia was chosen for its high musical skills, the RW was beginning to live its golden age. After composing numerous acronyms and sound effects in the attribution of "Radiophonic Workshop", the theme of "Doctor Who" (1963) by Ron Grainer gave her notoriety. The Doctor Who was one of the first television themes to be created and produced entirely by electronic means; Delia used oscillators, loops and reverse, a job that took whole night for weeks. After recording single notes from electronic sources, used the tape was cut into small centimeter patiently and then reassembled. Here's how Delia recalled the execution of loop tape to the longest ever Radiophonic Workshop:

"It Went out through the double doors and then through the next pair, just opposite the ladies toilet and reception. The longest corridor in London, with the longest tape loop "

In the 60s he started his collaborations with Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Roberto Gerhard, Ianni Christou and becomes an assistant to Luciano Berio at the Dartington Summer School. Is involved in the early events of electronics in England at the Watermill Theatre, Nr Newbury, the Chalk Farm Roundhouse [with Paul McCartney], at the Royal Festival Hall. Delia was undoubtedly become one of the most interesting protagonists of experimental music and psychedelic-create the soundtrack for "Wrapping Event," Yoko Ono collaborated with Guy Woolfend and between 1966 and 1967 he founded with Brian Hodgson and Peter Zinovieff to the Unit Delta Plus order to promote electronic music outside the radio and TV. The three will perform at the Million Volt Light and Sound Rave where the Beatles (Paul and Ringo) played Carnival of light, leggendario concerto di pre-recorded electronic music. Sempre assieme a Brian Hodgson e con l’aggiunta di David Vorhaus realizza come White Noise “An electric Storm” (1968). Grazie allo studio di Petre Zinovieff ha l’occasione di conoscere Stockhausen, i Pink Floyd e Brian Jones; Barry Miles, biografo di Paul McCartney, narra di una collaborazione mai avvenuta tra i Beatles e Delia per la registrazione di Yesterday. Dal 1974 smette di comporre musica, interruzione durata fino agli anni Novanta quando inizia a lavorare con Peter Kember a un nuovo album che non vedrà mai luce. I suoi lavori per radio e TV degli anni '60 e '70 continueranno ad essere usati per oltre trent’anni. Ad oggi Delia Derbishire è been quoted, interviewed and coverizzata by musicians such as Sonic Boom, Aphex Twin and The Chemical Brothers.



"I Just Have a passion to make abstract sounds. A deep-rooted physical passion. "Delia Derbyshire

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Clara Rockmore (1911-1998)



Clara Rockmore (Vilnius, 03.09.1911 - New York, 05.10.1998)





The theremin, known to its beginnings as "etherofono", takes its name from its official inventor, Lev (Leon) Theremin. Created in 1919 in Russia, is considered one of the musical instruments from the execution more complex and there are no concrete references to touch, there are no strings or keyboards only the eyes, ears and a conscious use of hands in the magnetic field able to change the waves generated by the two oscillators creating his unique sound. To have full control of the theremin is necessiaria serious knowledge of music theory, a perfect pitch, thousands of hours of operation and considerable accuracy executive. All qualities that Clara had Reisenberg. Just five years
Clara goes down in history as the youngest student ever to enter the conservatory St. Petersburg. Violin student under the guidance of Leopold Aure, due to bone problems due to malnutrition Clara had suddenly cut his instrument. Soon the would open wide the doors of electronic music. The Rockmore
never denied his past as a musician, these studies formed the major influence of his musical aptitude. The technique used, the fingering, allowed the accuracy and speed of execution even in the most rapid. This approach was naturally drawn dall'approccio the violin, and it is perhaps no coincidence that Leon Theremin was a cellist in the past. The intent of
Clara was to give dignity to an instrument that was generally used for creating special effects, the belief that they can generate a high music with a modern instrument made her well-paid refuse a contract for the construction of dell'effettistica "Spellbound."


"Bach Could not write for the theremin When He Was Alive, But there is no reason why I can not play Bach on the theremin today."

This application will be the day that will bring with Wendy Carlos Bach on his Swiched to contaminate the electronics world of popular music.
The extraordinary talent of Clara was well supported by Theremin, eccelleza teacher and trusted friend to America, where he held numerous concerts Clara e visse fino all’epoca della sua morte.



“This is a very favorite subject of mine. At this stage of my life, I am not that concerned with my career, because I've had it all, - eight suitcases of reviews. I don't need critical acclaim now. But I won't live forever. The world of electronic music is just at the beginning. It's growing and growing and growing. It is criminal not to know its beginnings. This time is much different than that time when I first played. Then I was accepted in spite of the instrument, because of my musicianship. Now I think the theremin should be accepted because of the interest in electronic musical instruments and what is possible electronically. And I want to stress that this is a very space-conscious time.” Clara Rockmore

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