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| − | '''Electronic Music Studios''' | + | '''Electronic Music Studios''' at Music Department of Goldsmiths College in [[London]]. |
| − | The Stanley Glasser Electronic Music Studios were established in [[1968]] by composer, instrument maker and musicologist Hugh Davies, and comprise a suite of working areas for undergraduate & postgraduate students wishing to explore the creative potential of studio equipment & audio software in relation to composition, live electronics, interactive performance, sound-art, acoustic ecology and research. | + | The Stanley Glasser Electronic Music Studios were established in [[1968]] by composer, instrument maker and musicologist [[Hugh Davies]], and comprise a suite of working areas for undergraduate & postgraduate students wishing to explore the creative potential of studio equipment & audio software in relation to composition, live electronics, interactive performance, sound-art, acoustic ecology and research. |
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| + | Staff: [[Ian Stonehouse]] (head), [[John Levack Drever]], [[Michael Young]]. | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 25 June 2007
Electronic Music Studios at Music Department of Goldsmiths College in London.
The Stanley Glasser Electronic Music Studios were established in 1968 by composer, instrument maker and musicologist Hugh Davies, and comprise a suite of working areas for undergraduate & postgraduate students wishing to explore the creative potential of studio equipment & audio software in relation to composition, live electronics, interactive performance, sound-art, acoustic ecology and research.
Staff: Ian Stonehouse (head), John Levack Drever, Michael Young.
