women in electronic music
Articles about women in electronic music:
Delia Derbyshire’s Nightwalker
Here’s a little something to get you in the mood for Halloween – Delia Derbyshire’s Nightwalker.
Derbyshire, best known for her 1963 arrangement of Ron Grainer’s Dr Who theme, has been called “the unsung heroine of British electronic music.”
via iiishtar, via Warren Ellis
Image: anttia
The Association of Experimental Electronics do a sound interface test with the bikini wrestling based sound interface.
Girls are wrestling with their feet touching Harris Slendertone patches and their fingers are attached to Ollis synthesizer.
Different wrestling moves make different kinds of sounds, depending on how much skin is touching each other.
via the Synthtopia Flickr Group
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Filed under: Keyboard Synthesizers, Music Videos, Synthesizers
In this vintage video, Suzanne Ciani shows David Letterman her gear and makes him sound like a little girl.
This is from when Letterman had a morning TV show, and his lead-in featured lots of cheesecake photos of him! Read more…
Dorit Chrysler On The Theremin
Image: E N Park
This wonderful shot captures Dorit Chrysler playing the theremin, Kägelbanan, 080523.
via the Synthtopia Flickr Group
Tara Busch’s Imaginary audience
AnalogSuicide’s Tara Busch has been busy.
She wowed us yesterday with This Is Love and she’s released several more videos, including this gorgeous Imaginary audience (16mm).
More at tarabusch on YouTube.
