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Switched On Bach
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Wendy Carlos's Switched On Bach is a landmark album released in 1968, featuring Bach's works performed on the Moog synthesizer.
It was a groundbreaking achievement, demonstrating the synthesizer's potential for musical expression and its ability to create a unique sonic landscape.
The album's success helped to legitimize the synthesizer as a serious musical instrument and paved the way for its widespread adoption in various genres.
Its influence can be heard in countless electronic music compositions, and it remains a testament to Carlos's innovative spirit and musical genius.
Switched On Bach is a cornerstone of electronic music history.
It was a groundbreaking achievement, demonstrating the synthesizer's potential for musical expression and its ability to create a unique sonic landscape.
The album's success helped to legitimize the synthesizer as a serious musical instrument and paved the way for its widespread adoption in various genres.
Its influence can be heard in countless electronic music compositions, and it remains a testament to Carlos's innovative spirit and musical genius.
Switched On Bach is a cornerstone of electronic music history.
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Erwähnt von Wendy Carlos im Zusammenhang mit ihrem bahnbrechenden elektronischen Musik-Album.
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