KnowraElectronic musicLinked fromLinked fromThe 53 pages that link to Electronic music, each with the reason it gives.All 53Related 18Narrower topic 31Compared with 4Music productionNarrower topic: Its instrument design and sound synthesis can make production tools the primary sound sources.New wave musicNarrower topic: Electronic music supplied instruments and production methods that new wave adapted for songs.Ambient musicNarrower topic: Electronic instruments gave ambient composers sustained tones and timbres unavailable from many traditional instruments.Pierre SchaefferNarrower topic: Musique concrète became one of the defining branches of this broader musical field.Avant-garde musicNarrower topic: Avant-garde composers helped establish electronic sound as a compositional medium.Sound collageNarrower topic: Electronic music can synthesize sounds rather than assemble recordings from distinct sources.Experimental musicNarrower topic: Electronic tools provide ways to generate, manipulate, and spatialize unfamiliar sounds.Analog synthesizerNarrower topic: Analog synthesizers became prominent instruments for composing and performing it.ChiptuneNarrower topic: Chiptune is a hardware-specific strand within the wider field of electronic music.Edgard VarèseNarrower topic: Varèse pursued electronic sound as a way to escape the limits of acoustic instruments.KraftwerkNarrower topic: Kraftwerk helped establish electronic instruments as the basis for popular songwriting.Moog synthesizerNarrower topic: Moog instruments grew from postwar experiments in creating music with electronic sound.KlangfarbenmelodieNarrower topic: Electronic timbres expand the palette for composing melodies through changing sound qualities.KrautrockNarrower topic: Synthesizers and electronic processing expanded the palette beyond conventional rock instrumentation.Spectral musicNarrower topic: Spectral composition can use electronics, but it also applies acoustic analysis to acoustic instruments.New-age musicNarrower topic: Synthesizers and studio processing supplied many of the genre’s characteristic soundscapes.Noise musicNarrower topic: Noise music overlaps with this broad field but is defined by its treatment of noise, not its equipment.Robert MoogNarrower topic: Moog’s inventions emerged within a growing movement to compose with electronically generated sound.György LigetiNarrower topic: His early studio experiments informed his later orchestral approach to timbre.King TubbyNarrower topic: Tubby’s effects-heavy studio work became a reference point for later electronic music makers.Luciano BerioNarrower topic: Berio’s studio experiments contributed to the development of electroacoustic composition.Wendy CarlosNarrower topic: Carlos’s career grew from a wider postwar movement exploring electronic sound.I Feel LoveNarrower topic: The track brought electronic production into the center of popular dance music.Laurie AndersonNarrower topic: Her accessible performances helped bring experimental electronic sound into popular culture.Milton BabbittNarrower topic: Babbitt’s studio compositions connected his precise compositional methods with the emerging medium.Yoko KannoNarrower topic: Electronic timbres are among the contrasting colors in her screen scores.Armin van BuurenNarrower topic: Electronic instruments and production techniques form the basis of his recorded music.Delia DerbyshireNarrower topic: Derbyshire’s tape-based compositions became a distinctive early branch of electronic music.Jean-Michel JarreNarrower topic: Jarre’s work belongs to this broad practice while giving melody and spectacle unusual prominence.Irakli CharkvianiNarrower topic: Electronic production is one of the defining ingredients in Charkviani’s musical blend.ReactableNarrower topic: The Reactable is an instrument for creating electronic music.
KnowraElectronic musicLinked fromLinked fromThe 53 pages that link to Electronic music, each with the reason it gives.All 53Related 18Narrower topic 31Compared with 4Music productionNarrower topic: Its instrument design and sound synthesis can make production tools the primary sound sources.New wave musicNarrower topic: Electronic music supplied instruments and production methods that new wave adapted for songs.Ambient musicNarrower topic: Electronic instruments gave ambient composers sustained tones and timbres unavailable from many traditional instruments.Pierre SchaefferNarrower topic: Musique concrète became one of the defining branches of this broader musical field.Avant-garde musicNarrower topic: Avant-garde composers helped establish electronic sound as a compositional medium.Sound collageNarrower topic: Electronic music can synthesize sounds rather than assemble recordings from distinct sources.Experimental musicNarrower topic: Electronic tools provide ways to generate, manipulate, and spatialize unfamiliar sounds.Analog synthesizerNarrower topic: Analog synthesizers became prominent instruments for composing and performing it.ChiptuneNarrower topic: Chiptune is a hardware-specific strand within the wider field of electronic music.Edgard VarèseNarrower topic: Varèse pursued electronic sound as a way to escape the limits of acoustic instruments.KraftwerkNarrower topic: Kraftwerk helped establish electronic instruments as the basis for popular songwriting.Moog synthesizerNarrower topic: Moog instruments grew from postwar experiments in creating music with electronic sound.KlangfarbenmelodieNarrower topic: Electronic timbres expand the palette for composing melodies through changing sound qualities.KrautrockNarrower topic: Synthesizers and electronic processing expanded the palette beyond conventional rock instrumentation.Spectral musicNarrower topic: Spectral composition can use electronics, but it also applies acoustic analysis to acoustic instruments.New-age musicNarrower topic: Synthesizers and studio processing supplied many of the genre’s characteristic soundscapes.Noise musicNarrower topic: Noise music overlaps with this broad field but is defined by its treatment of noise, not its equipment.Robert MoogNarrower topic: Moog’s inventions emerged within a growing movement to compose with electronically generated sound.György LigetiNarrower topic: His early studio experiments informed his later orchestral approach to timbre.King TubbyNarrower topic: Tubby’s effects-heavy studio work became a reference point for later electronic music makers.Luciano BerioNarrower topic: Berio’s studio experiments contributed to the development of electroacoustic composition.Wendy CarlosNarrower topic: Carlos’s career grew from a wider postwar movement exploring electronic sound.I Feel LoveNarrower topic: The track brought electronic production into the center of popular dance music.Laurie AndersonNarrower topic: Her accessible performances helped bring experimental electronic sound into popular culture.Milton BabbittNarrower topic: Babbitt’s studio compositions connected his precise compositional methods with the emerging medium.Yoko KannoNarrower topic: Electronic timbres are among the contrasting colors in her screen scores.Armin van BuurenNarrower topic: Electronic instruments and production techniques form the basis of his recorded music.Delia DerbyshireNarrower topic: Derbyshire’s tape-based compositions became a distinctive early branch of electronic music.Jean-Michel JarreNarrower topic: Jarre’s work belongs to this broad practice while giving melody and spectacle unusual prominence.Irakli CharkvianiNarrower topic: Electronic production is one of the defining ingredients in Charkviani’s musical blend.ReactableNarrower topic: The Reactable is an instrument for creating electronic music.