Brian Eno and the studio

From the first all-electronic record label to the first ARS Electronica concert, Hubert Bognermayr has been one of electronic music's pioneers. David Bradwell makes the Austrian connection.

In fact, when is it a musical instrument? We start making sense of the silicon chip.

MoTU Freestyle

Interactive Mac sequencing

Etcetera

The tuition course that breaks the barriers

WAP Spells Tuition — Lorna Read Investigates Music Course

University of Surrey Electro-Acoustic Music Studio

A look at the Surrey Sound electronic and computer music studio, scene of the Tonmeister degree course.

A look at Newcastle’s ‘open access' electro-music studio.

What is 'New Age' music? Who plays it, and why is it apparently so popular? Our resident musicologist Mark Prendergast traces its development back to the work of 'new music' composers Arnold Schoenberg and Erik Satie.

Vocals and electronic music in unique combination

New technology has already brought the music industries of East and West closer together, but how has that affected the music itself, and what will happen as the two cultures get closer still? Gary Larson gives his viewpoint.

The Jenkins Method

Argue with six string instructor and cult rock hero Billy Jenkins on the best way of teaching yourself to play.

Interested in hi-tech higher education? Chris Kempster reports on the MIDI studios and recording courses available to students at Salford College Of Technology.

is there a future in teaching music

Are you afraid of the art of Bath? Adrian Deevoy goes into battle with Curt and Roland

Ralf Hutter: This year's model

This month, Elka Eminent to Everitt Orgatron.

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Part 1 looks at the early growth of this vitally important area of music today.

Using the Kurzweil K2000 to create and perform a tribute to John Lennon

Jonathan Sorrell is one of a handful of session programmers working with the world's most sophisticated sampling keyboard - the Synclavier. Paul Gilby discovers how it came about.

Brian Eno