The Early Days of Electronic Music

The Early Days of Electronic Music

A new mini-series that reviews the beginnings of electronic music ~

Through a series of pioneer musicians that influenced the development

and definition of electronics as we know it today.

The program will be broadcast by Oska and Barak Ben Yedidya,

Focusing on the 50s-70s and the days before the invention of the Synth.

The first chapter will focus on Raymond Scott -

A talented musician and conductor of the prestigious CBS Orchestra

that devoted his free time to building electronic devices / toys

and an in-depth study of the sound field.

We will examine the soundtrack he composed for Bros Warner's animated films

And focus on the young Bob Moog, who worked for him as a technician,

and later invented the legendary Moog Synth.

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