ELECTRONIC MUSIC

By:Jessica AraujoDaimy Morales

Electronic music is music that employs electronic musical instruments and electronic

music technology in its production.

"Electronic music" generally implies the use of electronic instrumentation to create (synthesize) or to manipulate sound.

Character of the music sounds synthetic, processed/manipulated by electronics, as opposed to being performed by acoustic instrumentation.

Throughout the seventies, and bands like The Residents and Can championed a movement of experimental music that incorporated elements of electronic music. Can was one of the first groups to use tape loops for the rhythm section and The Residents created their own drum machines. Also in the 1970s different rock bands, from Genesis to The Cars, began incorporating synthesizers into their rock arrangements. In 1979, musician Gary Numan helped bring electronic music to a wider audience with her pop hit "Cars" from the album The Pleasure Principle. Other groups and artists who contributed significantly in this period popularize the music created solely or primarily electronically were Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Mike Oldfield.

HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC

PROGRESS OF THIS MUSIC

In the 1990s, it began to be possible to perform actions with the assistance of interactive computers. Other recent developments include the composition Begin Again Again Tod Machover (MIT and IRCAM) to hyper cello, an interactive system of sensors measuring physical movements of the cellist. Max Methews developed the "Conductor" program for real-time control of tempo, dynamics and timbre of an electronic item.

Some interpreters of this music

• Martin garrix• Nervo• Avicii• David Guetta • Dimitri Vegas• Steve Aoki• Andrew Weatherall• Skrillex• Goldfrapp

Bangarang Levels You make me Hey brother Animals Kyoto First of the year Wizard Tsunami

SOME OF THE SONGS OF THESE ARTIST ARE

The electronic music includes many genres, subgenres and styles, among which are the following. Acid house Acid techno Digital hardcore BumpingNew Beat Bleep and bass Ragga jungle Florida breaksChicago house Detroit techno Hardstyle GhettotechCircuit house Crunk Techno FreestyleDeep house Coldwave Minimal Broken beat

Genres of Electronic Music

Moog, in late 1963, he met experimental composer Herbert Deutsch, who, in his search

for new electronic sounds, inspired to create his first Moog synthesizer, the "Moog Modular

Synthesizer“

Synthesizers

New aesthetics of music

Dealt with the use of both electrical sources as others in the music of the

future.

Growth of dance music

By the late 1980s, dance music records which used exclusively electronic instrumentation became

increasingly popular. This trend has continued to the present, being common to hear electronic music in

clubs worldwide.

In the U.S., electronically created sounds for different compositions are used, as

exemplified by the part Marginal Intersection of Morton Feldman. This piece is designed for

winds, brass, percussion, strings, two oscillators and sound effects.

American Electronic Music

Tomorrowland

Tomorrowland is an electronic music festival that takes place in Boom (Belgium). It is organized by ID & T

Entertainment and Media Enterprise. The first edition of the festival was the August 14, 2005, and the first artists who participated in the event were Push (MIKE), Armin

Van Buuren, Cor Fijneman, Yves Deruyter, DJ Ghost, Technoboy and Coone.

The history of tomorrowland

Since its inception in 2005, the festival each spring / summer is celebrated with performances by international DJs, including Markus Schulz, Armin van

Buuren, Ferry Corsten, Dj Ghost, Dr. Kucho, DJ Luna, Jon O'Bir.In 2006, there were nine different scenarios. , Which took place on July 30, featured presentations by Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Fred Baker, DJ

Zany, Ruthless, Marco Bailey, Filterheadz. The DJ and producer Paul Oakenfold was also announced in the line-up, but canceled at the last minute because I

was on tour with Madonna.The third edition of the festival, which lasted two days for the first time in its

history, took place on 28 and 29 July 2007.In 2007 pichando were present: David Guetta, Paul van dyk, Manuel Le Saux,

Armin van buuren, Zany, Coone, Showtek Etc.In 2008, the festival took place on 26 and 27 July. For the first time, included

more than 100 DJs. The number of attendees exceeded 50,000 people.In 2008 participated: The subs, Dr Lektroluv, Fedde le grand, Les Petits Pilous

including the first appearance of Carl Cox in Mainstage…

Scenery Area

The scenarios are surrounded by a decor that simulate a fairy tale. The festival itself offers a variety of sub-genres within

electronic music. It also has a campsite just outside the festival site, called Dreamville, for those attendees who wish to stay as

close as possible. Dreamville offers different accommodations, be it a place to put your own tent or a mansion for a certain number

of people. Added to this, the entrance to Dreamville offers to attend The Gathering, a pre-festival party on the evening of

Thursday, often includes the participation of DJ's included in the line-up of the weekend.

While early electric instruments such as Ondes Martenot, the Theremin and Trautonium were little known in Japan prior to World War II, some

composers had knowledge of them at the time, as Minao Shibata. Several years after the Second World War, different musicians in Japan began

experimenting with electronic music, which contributed to institutional support, enabling composers to experiment with the latest equipment for recording and editing audio. These efforts led to a musical form that fused Asian music with a new genus and sow the foundations of Japanese rule in

the development of music technology for decades.

Japanese Electronic Music

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