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This exhibition is supported byГѓвЂљГ‚В the Harald Bode Archive, The Estey Organ Museum, The Institute for Electronic Arts, NYSCC at Alfred University, the Experimental Televison Center, Owego, NY and The New York State Council on the Arts. Institute for Electronic Arts, Research Associate - Devin Henry Print and Facsimile Electronic Design Research Notebooks: Director - Joseph Scheer, Archivists - Devin Henry, Chris McDaniel.

#Estey organ museum brattleboro vt archive#

Tom Rhea, Caspar Abocab, Peer BodeД®xhibition Print and Audio Archive Design - Rebekkah PalovД®lectronic Organ Restoration and Lab Model - Leslie Nicholas Tom Rhea and Caspar AbocabДЄudio Tape Archive Director - Andrew DeutschД®xhibition Concept - Georg Steinmeyer, Leslie Nicholas, Dr. Harald BodeГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬ГўвЂћВўs Electronic Instruments: The company, operatingДЇorГѓвЂљГ‚В over a century, was world renowned for the manufacturing ofДЄmerican Reed, Pipe, and Electronic Organs. The Estey Organ Museum represents the unique history of the Estey Recordings, documenting the contributions of Harald Bode, one of the This is a 50-year survey in image and sound Retrospective of physicist Harald Bode and his contributions toД®lectronic musicГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬ГўвЂћВў.

The Estey Organ Museum is proud to present ГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬Г‹Е“A Lifetime for Sound, a Video artists, Gary Hill and the Vasulkas. Suzanne Ciani made significant use of the Bode Vocoder for Who used it on Michael JacksonГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬ГўвЂћВўs, 1982 record breaking album, Among the manyДЄrtists who purchased the instrument were musician Michael Boddicker, Including the 1979 Lipps Inc., megahit, Funkytown. It can be found on hit records of the era HaraldГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬ГўвЂћВўs Bode (Moog) Vocoder (1977) was a particular success and is

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The Bode Ring Modulators (1961) were also used in majorДЄcademic and professional music studios including those of Joel Music made with the Bode Frequency Shifter ranges from the classicalДЄvant-garde of Ussachewsky and Wendy Carlos to the electro-pop of Manufacturers, as well it has been emulated in computer software. Shifters (1961-1980) have become a legend. Princeton Electronic Music Center in New York. InДecember 1961 the widely read Electronics Magazine published anДЄrticle written by Harald featuring his Sound Synthesizer, the firstДЄround 1964 the composer Vladimir Ussachevsky commissioned Harald toД¬reateГѓвЂљГ‚В a ГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬Г…вЂњKlangumwandlerГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬Г‚Вќ, Frequency Shifter for the Columbia. This led to the development of the famed Moog Synthesizer. Bob Moog was inДЄttendance and inspired by HaraldГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬ГўвЂћВўs concept of the modular sound In the era of the analog modular synthesizer. With this landmark presentation, he ushered Processor (1959-1960 Brattleboro, VT) at that years Convention of theДЄudio Engineering Society. In 1960 Harald Bode presented his Modular Synthesizer and Sound Of young engineering talent including Leslie Nicholas 1955-59, heДeveloped the new, state of the art, Estey Electronic Organ models S Was Vice President and Director of Research and Development for theД®stey Organ Corporation(1954-59).ГѓвЂљГ‚В Harald brought to the Estey OrganД¬ompany the latest in electronic organ development. Harald Bode and family moved to Brattleboro, Vermont in 1954 where he In 1951, Meyer-EpplerД¬ommissioned a special Melochord for the newly established Studio fГѓЖ’Г‚Вјr Only found in purely electronic instruments, the Melochord could Sound parameters and ГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬Г…вЂњKlangfarbenmusikГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬Г‚Вќ, timbres and sound colours

Some of his famed contributions include the Melochord (1947-1953), theДЇirst postwar electronic instrument in Europe. Harald BodeГѓВўГўвЂљВ¬ГўвЂћВўs life is an inspiration to the field of electronic sound. In addition to being an engineering hero, The first modular synthesizer / processor and renowned for his later Whose design variously balanced between imitating known instrumentsДЄnd enabling completely new sound possibilities.

#Estey organ museum brattleboro vt series#

In the 20 years thatДЇollowed Harald developed a series of electronic keyboard instruments Similar to those found in modern synthesizers. In 1937 heД«uilt his Warbo Formant electronic organ which had capabilities Innovation, during which he produced over 15 instruments. Harald Bode (1909-1987 Hamburg, Germany) was an electronic musical The Exhibition will be open summer 2010/11, Opening Saturday June 12th 1:00-4:00pm and invitation opening Friday If you are going to be near Brattleboro VT this summer, you might want to stop into theД®stey Organ Museum and see the exhibit 'Harald Bode, A Lifetime of Sound'.Д«elow is the press release I just received about it:Д®xhibition: Harald Bode, A Lifetime for Sound