Newman Guttman
A linguist and an acoustician, he has the distinction of being the first person to ever compose music to be synthesized by a computer: "The Silver Scale" (1957).
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Computer Music Currents 13
Various
1995
WERGO, WERGO
CD, Comp
Collection Musique Concrète Volume 15
Various
2017
Sinetone AMR
11xFile, MP3, Comp, 320
Electronic Music... It Started Here
Various
2016
Strom!
Various
1996
Neue Zeitschrift Für Musik, WERGO
CD, Album, Comp
Electronic Music (Music From Mathematics)
Various
1967
Keyboard Jr. Recordings Permanent Library, Fine Arts Publications
LP + Box
Music From Mathematics
Various
1962
Music From Mathematics
Various
1961
Routine Jazz 9
Various
Routine Records
Cass, Comp, Promo
Pitch Variations
Newman Guttman
Pitch Variations (1957)
Newman Guttman
The Silver Scale (1957)
Newman Guttman
Guttman / Pitch Variations (1957)
Newman Guttman
Pitch Variations, 1957
Newman Guttman
The Silver Scale
Newman Guttman
Newman Guttman - Pitch Variations (1957)
Newman Guttman
Pitch Variations | On: SEER Sunday - More on IntergalacticFM.com
Newman Guttman
Pitch Variations | Music From Mathematics | Decca | US 1962 | Produced by Bell Telephone Laboratories (1957-91). Played by IBM computer and digital to sound transducer. | Before: SHITCLUSTER | SEER_Sunday_Dark_Hour._Casionova_OST_Special_
Newman Guttman
Guttman, Newman - Pitch Variations (1957)
Newman Guttman