A review for the musician

Part 9 - Hammond to Hanert.

A six page feature that shows you how to make music with the aid of the BBC Micro

A special report on one of Britain's premier avant garde music festivals, Musica Nova.

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

An intriguing evaluation of the way the human body reacts to music.

Etcetera

Electronics

Electronics and synthesiser music.

The Liberation Of Sound

Featuring Ash Prema

We start a new series on synthesis for the complete beginner. Steve Howell is the man at the helm.

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

A Guide to Recording, Electronic Music and Popular Music Courses in Britain

The first ever published guide to all Recording, Electronic Music and Music Courses available in Britain today.

A new software package for the Commodore 64 that puts step-time sequencing, recording and scorewriting in an elegant perspex box. Ian Waugh finds it transparently appealing.

Time For A Change

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop

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

is there a future in teaching music

Ever since the invention of the wax cylinder, listening to recorded music has been a passive experience; now CDs are capable of holding MIDI and other performance data. Bob O'Donnell looks at the changing face of music.

Brian Eno

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.