Digital Music and Musique Concrete

Frederick Charles Judd (1914-1992) was a pioneer of British digital music, composing and recording at his dwelling studio.

'Digital Music and Musique Concrète', initially revealed in 1961, was one of many earliest books to introduce to a well-liked viewers a type of music then in its infancy. From the late Fifties into the Sixties Judd toured Britain giving lectures and demonstrations of methods and tools, typically within the firm of his buddy and fellow innovator Daphne Oram. Judd's largest business success as a musician got here in 1963 with House Patrol, the primary British TV sequence to function an all-electronic rating.

A second ebook by Judd, 'Electronics In Music' (1972), can be revealed by Foruli Classics.