History of Electronic Music

One of the first electronic instruments built by Thaddeus Cahill, weighing 200 tons.

• Theremin

• Hammond Organ

• Telharmonium

• Musique Concrete

What does MIDI stand for?

• Multiple Instrument Digital Interface

• Musical Instrument Digital Interface

• Many Instruments Digital Interface

• Musical Instrument Dynamic Interface

An instrument that can only play one note at a time is.

• homophonic

• monophonic

• polyphonic

• telharmonic

DAW stands for.

• Digital Amplifier Workstation

• Digital Audio Workaround

• Digital Audio Workstation

A multi-timbral synthesizer is an instrument that allows only one sound to be played simultaneously.

• True

• False

A French approach to composition involving tape manipulation.

• Champs-Elysees

• Musique Concrete

• Tour de France

• Veloute de mousseron

An instrument capable of playing multiple notes simultaneously.

• homophonic

• monophonic

• polyphonic

• philharmonic

Allowed the recording of multiple parts, one at a time, while listening to previously recorded tracks.

• Multi-timbral Synthesis

• Multitrack Recording

• Musique Concrete

• Polyphonic Synthesizer

Inventor and pioneer of multitrack recording.

• Gibson

• Les Paul

• Dizzy Gillespie

• Robert Moog

Built the first solid body electric guitar in 1941.

• Gibson

• Les Paul

• Dizzy Gillespie

• Robert Moog