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Some Observations on the Teaching of Electronic Music

Although electronic music in an integral part of our musical culture, many musicians feel that electronic music compositions are deficient in those qualities which make the best instrumental music interesting. Often the problem lies with the composer's misunderstanding the capabilities of sound synthesis equipment and compromising his compositional ideas.

Author: Wells, Thomas
Affiliation: The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
AES Convention:66 (May 1980) Paper Number:1646 Import into BibTeX

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