A comprehensive and readable history of electronic music, focused on the people, ideas, and inventions. CDe #: MB115 Publisher: Prentice Hall List: $89
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Luigi Russolo's essential document in the history of 20th century musical aesthetics CDe #: MB103 Publisher: Pendragon Press List: $36
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A comprehensive survey of artists who use concepts and research from mathematics, the physical sciences, biology, kinetics, telecommunications, and experimental digital systems CDe #: MB195 Publisher: MIT Press / Leonardo List: $49
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The updated and expanded third edition of Peter Manning's history of electronic music CDe #: MB249 Publisher: Oxford University Press List: $38
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Thom Holmes' book on electronic music begins technology and musical precedents CDe #: MB222 Publisher: Routledge List: $30
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A biography of Hugh Le Caine, one of the foremost pioneers in the history of electronic music CDe #: MB117 Publisher: National Museum of Science and Technology List: $28
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Ikutaro Kakehashi writes about his role in developing and marketing new electronic music technologies CDe #: MB214 Publisher: Hal Leonard List: $27
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Mark Vail's superb book on the Hammond Organ makes clear exactly why this was such a hit CDe #: MB125 Publisher: Backbeat Books List: $29
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Albert Glinsky's excellent book onthe life of Leon Theremin CDe #: MB221 Publisher: University of Illinois Press List: $34
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A complete, detailed, and beautifully written history of Thaddeus Cahill's Telharmonium as it developed from 1896 to 1915 CDe #: MB106 Publisher: Scarecrow Press List: $71
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Stories of the major electronic music synthesizers from 1962 to 1992, told in articles by Vail, Robert Moog, Alan R. Pearlman, Keith Emerson, and others CDe #: MB116 Publisher: Backbeat Books List: $27
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Margaret Fisher's carefully documented discussion of Ezra Pound's radio works done for the BBC in 1931 and 1933 CDe #: MB218 Publisher: MIT Press List: $32
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A representative diversity of articles on automation in music ranging from Mozart's Musical Dice Game to current research CDe #: MB108 Publisher: MIT Press List: $78
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Mary Emma Harris' description of this major experiment in education is the illumination of a legend. CDe #: MB219 Publisher: MIT Press List: $45
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A historical tour through San Francisco recording studios CDe #: MB274 Publisher: Thomson Learning List: $28
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How the Web Got Wired for Sound CDe #: MB261 Publisher: Routledge List: $25
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A discussion of the achievements of women as composers of experimental and avant-garde music from the 1930s to the present day CDe #: MB267 Publisher: Ashgate List: $80
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The history and techniques of electronic and computer music by Martin Supper, in German CDe #: MB188 Publisher: Wolke Verlag List: $23
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Max Neuhaus, master percussionist turned sound artist, is known for his sound installations in specific environments. CDe #: MB285 Publisher: Dia Art Foundation List: $35
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A collection of 53 classic articles published in Computer Music Journal between 1980 and 1985 CDe #: MB112 Publisher: MIT Press List: $49
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In 1964, Lukas Foss founded the Center of the Creative and Performing Arts at the State University of New York at Buffalo. CDe #: MB287 List: $35
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This book is 24 interviews with women who have worked in electronic music. CDe #: MB290 Publisher: Duke University Press List: $24
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The League of Automatic Music Composers was a band/collective of experimentalists in the San Francisco Bay Are CDe #: NW367 Publisher: New World List: $16
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