Electronic Music :: Art

electronic MusicLets go back to 1916 where Hugo B wholee, Tristan Tzara, wave Janco, and Richard Hue- Isenbeck are finding the pascal artistic movement. These guys are a mess of anarchists living in Zurich, Switzerland. The Dada movement preaches the essence of spirit the license of expression, hatred to the great war (or what we later called World War 1) , with a want to preserve the middle class, while humankind was degrading morally, with weensy or no hopes for a bright future. This goes in context with this CS3 run for in how before world war 1, man thought so much was to come. The Dada movement expressed the deterioration or our civilizations callable to wars through sound and not words. They thought sound was more businesslike and liberal. These guys noticed that music doesnt concord a specific lecture, so more people can relate to it. They would rebel against what was happening in the world by creating music based on industrial noises. You have to think that back the n everyone listened to polka, piano, and Stravinsky. When all of a sudden this Dada movement started using tools to bang on pots and pans to create music. It was not in any way popular, plainly these guys contributed the base for Electronic Music. Electronic Music is basically making noises into music not by instruments, but rather through alternative sources. The Dada Movement didnt habit electricity to make their music mainly because its the early twentieth century and electricity was somewhat a luxury. So to be unsophisticated it was in the 1920s that the worlds first synthesizer was born officially debut an era still very active today in all of our lives, yes, called electronic music. The first instrument was made by a Russian electronics genius named Leon Theremin and he called his synthesizer a Theremin. The cool thing nigh this synth is that it didnt have a keyboard like synths do now it was evidently a device that senses changes in electromagnetic waves. Basically you stand in front of it and wave your hands back in fourth and it give make noises and tones out of that. So as everyone else go into Hollywood and shake up N Roll, the world was still not speaking the same language of music. People in the Middle East listened to Um-Kilthoum at the same condemnation Elvis was dancing to the Jail House Rock.